Sara Gullace

Dr. Sara Gullace

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Academic Career Length

7Years (2020-Present)

(Calculated once Scilit publication data is synced: current year − year of first publication + 1)

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7 February 2022 in Journal of the American Chemical Society
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NTNicholas Turetta
Nicholas Turetta
MSMarc-Antoine Stoeckel
Marc-Antoine Stoeckel
RORafael Furlan de Oliveira
Rafael Furlan de Oliveira
FDFélix Devaux
Félix Devaux
AGAlessandro Greco
Alessandro Greco
PSPaolo Samori
Paolo Samori

1 March 2020 in Applied Surface Science
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SGSara Gullace
Sara Gullace
FNFrancesco Nastasi
Francesco Nastasi
Fausto PuntorieroFausto Puntoriero
Fausto Puntoriero
STS. Trusso
S. Trusso
GCG. Calogero
G. Calogero


9 November 2021 in Nanoscale
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FUFernando J. Urbanos
Fernando J. Urbanos
SGSara Gullace
Sara Gullace
PSPaolo Samori
Paolo Samori
This article presents MoS 2 -based FETs as potential Hg 2+ sensors, providing a genuine insight into the affinity between heavy metal ions and defectiveness in 2D materials. The sensors markedly displayed high selectivity, sensitivity and reversibility.

17 August 2024 in Journal of Materials Chemistry A
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SGSara Gullace
Sara Gullace
MAMatteo Abruzzese
Matteo Abruzzese
LCLuca Cusin
Luca Cusin
GSGabriele Saleh
Gabriele Saleh
STSanjay B. Thorat
Sanjay B. Thorat
PSPaolo Samori
Paolo Samori
Li–S batteries (LSBs) comprising two Kagome imine COFs as modifiers for Celgard separators are fabricated. The work highlights the cooperative effect of polysulfide trapping, Li+ sieving and electrocatalytic properties for high-performance LSBs.

29 June 2022 in Molecules
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Jessica BarichelloJessica Barichello
Jessica Barichello
DSDonatella Spadaro
Donatella Spadaro
SGSara Gullace
Sara Gullace
Alessandro SinopoliAlessandro Sinopoli
Alessandro Sinopoli
Pietro CalandraPietro Calandra
Pietro Calandra
CBCarlo Alberto Bignozzi
Carlo Alberto Bignozzi
A gold nanoparticles transparent electrode was realized by chemical reduction. This work aims to compare the transparent gold nanoparticles electrode with a more commonly utilized gold-film-coated electrode in order to investigate its potential use as counter-electrode (CE) in dye-sensitized solar cells (DSSCs). A series of DSSC devices, utilizing I−/I3− and Co(III)/(II) polypyridine redox mediators [Co(dtb)3]3+/2+; dtb = 4,4′ditert-butyl-2,2′-bipyridine)], were evaluated. The investigation focused firstly on the structural characterization of the deposited gold layers and then on the electrochemical study. The novelty of the work is the realization of a gold nanoparticles CE that reached 80% of average visible transmittance. We finally examined the performance of the transparent gold nanoparticles CE in DSSC devices. A maximum power conversion efficiency (PCE) of 4.56% was obtained with a commercial I−/I3−-based electrolyte, while a maximum 3.1% of PCE was obtained with the homemade Co-based electrolyte.