Antonio Romerosa graduated in Chemistry in 1987 (Granada University) and doctorated in January 1992 (U. Autonoma de Barcelona). The same year he enjoied a postdoctoral research position at the ISSECC CNR (Florence, Italy), now ICCOM CNR, before becoming Lecture Professor (1997) and finally Full Professor (2009) at the University of Almeria (Spain). His research interest range over homogeneous catalysis and organometallic chemistry in water, phosphorus chemistry, photo-inorganic-chemistry, bioinorganic chemistry mainly targeted to antiproliferative active metal complexes, and neutron scattering to determine how water molecules interact with metal complexes and drive catalytic processes. He is responsible of more than 160 papers and 235 conference communications as well as 20 PhD thesis, which cover their interest in inorganic chemistry.
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Bioinorganic Chemistry
Homogeneous Catalysis
Phosphorus chemistry
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Short Biography
Antonio Romerosa graduated in Chemistry in 1987 (Granada University) and doctorated in January 1992 (U. Autonoma de Barcelona). The same year he enjoied a postdoctoral research position at the ISSECC CNR (Florence, Italy), now ICCOM CNR, before becoming Lecture Professor (1997) and finally Full Professor (2009) at the University of Almeria (Spain). His research interest range over homogeneous catalysis and organometallic chemistry in water, phosphorus chemistry, photo-inorganic-chemistry, bioinorganic chemistry mainly targeted to antiproliferative active metal complexes, and neutron scattering to determine how water molecules interact with metal complexes and drive catalytic processes. He is responsible of more than 160 papers and 235 conference communications as well as 20 PhD thesis, which cover their interest in inorganic chemistry.