Stefania Porcu completed a Chemistry degree in 2011 following an internship at the Institut de Chimie Moléculaire et des Matériaux d’Orsay (University of Paris XI) and in Chemical Science at the University of Cagliari. Subsequently, she pursued a PhD in Physics at the University of Cagliari, joining the Materials Science and Optical Spectroscopy research group (TREETOP). Throughout her PhD, the focus was on exploring carbon nitride materials for potential applications in photocatalysis for environmental remediation and, she had the opportunity to conduct research at the College of Engineering (University of Notre Dame, Indiana, USA) for three months under the mentorship of Professor Svetlana Neretina and at the Institute of Electrochemistry (University of Ulm, Germany) for four months in the research group led by Professor Radim Beranek. Presently, she works as a researcher (RTdA) in the Physics Department at the University of Cagliari. Her current research interests are firmly rooted in applied physics, with a specific focus on photocatalysis and its applications in the realm of cultural heritage. She is co-author of 28 publications on ISI/Scopus rated journals and numerous invited talks/communications at National and International Conferences and Events, in the field of Applied Physics. Overall, she remains committed to pushing the boundaries of knowledge in applied physics and applying innovative solutions to practical applications.