Prof. Maurizio Casarin

Prof. Maurizio Casarin

Professor, University of Padova, Italy

Biography:

1977:                  Graduated summa cum laude in Industrial Chemistry at Cà Foscari University (I);

1982–1988:      CNR researcher, Padova (I);

1984:                  Visiting scholar at Northwestern University (US);

1987:                  Guest of the Free University of Berlin (D);

1988:                  Guest of the University of Amsterdam (NL);

1988:                  Guest of Northwestern University (US);

1988–1991:      Associate professor of Inorganic Chemistry at the University of Basilicata (I);

1988:                  Special guest of the Karl Marx University (DDR);

1990:                  Raffaello Nasini award winner;

1991–2000:      Associate professor of Inorganic Chemistry at the University of Padova;

2000–2021:      Professor of Inorganic Chemistry at the University of Padova;

2001–2004:      Coordinator of the PhD Course in Chemistry at the University of Padova;

2005–2007:      Lecturer at the Ca’ Foscari University;

2005–2011:      Director of the PhD School in Molecular Sciences at the University of Padova;

2007–2008:      Lecturer at the Scuola Galileiana of the University of Padova;

2008–2011:      President of the Board of Directors of the PhD Schools at the University of Padova;

2008–2011:      Member of the Academic Senate of the University of Padova;

2010–2012:      Lecturer at the Scuola di Biomedicina Pietro d’Abano of the University of Padova;

2010:                  President pro-tempore of the Steering Committee of the Divisione di Chimica Teorica e Computazionale of SCI;

2011–2013:      Member of the Steering Committee of the Divisione di Chimica Teorica e Computazionale of SCI;

2011–2015:      Vice director of the Department of Chemical Sciences of the University of Padova;

2016–to date:   RSC fellow, London (UK);

2018–2021:      Commissario for the National Scientific Qualification in Fondamenti Chimici delle Tecnologie;

01/10/2021:      Resignation from the University of Padova.

 

Author of 240 referred papers in International Scientific Journals.

Research Lines: Computational inorganic chemistry; surface coordination chemistry, modelling of short-range phenomena in solids.