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Martina Fattobene presents at CEMEPE 2025

PhD student Martina Fattobene has been selected to give an oral presentation at the 11th International Conference on Environmental Management, Engineering, Planning and Economics (CEMEPE 2025), which will take place on May 26, 2025, in Mykonos, Greece.

Her talk, titled "Assessment of the Geochemical Availability and Ecological Risk of Trace Metals in Marine Sediments of the Tremiti Islands", presents the results of a collaborative research project conducted with " Laboratorio del MA.RE.", University of Cádiz—where she carried out part of her research abroad—and the University of Camerino.

The entire group congratulates Martina on this achievement and wishes her the best for her presentation.

Congratulations to Raffaele E. Russo!

On May 15, 2025, Raffaele Russo successfully defended his PhD thesis in Analytical Chemistry at the University of Camerino. His dissertation, titled "Development of Hydrometallurgical Processes for the Recovery of Critical and Precious Metals from Industrial Waste", focused on the application of chemometric techniques, with particular emphasis on Design of Experiments (DoE).

The entire research group congratulates Dr. Russo on this important milestone and wishes him continued success in his scientific career.

Prof. Ana Herrero Gutiérrez guest lecturer at the University of Camerino

During the week of May 12–17, 2025, we had the pleasure of hosting Prof. Ana Herrero Gutiérrez from the Chemometrics and Qualimetrics Group at the University of Burgos (Spain).

As part of an Erasmus+ mobility program, Prof. Herrero delivered a series of specialized lectures to first-year Analytical Chemistry students, covering key topics such as univariate regression analysis and experimental design. In addition, she held an advanced seminar for the research group, focusing on the practical application of chemometric techniques for chemical data analysis with particular emphasis on the treatment of N-way data matrices.

The visit contributed to improving the scientific collaboration between our institutions and offered students and researchers valuable insights into innovative analytical methodologies.