Prof. Claudia L. Bianchi is a full professor of Industrial Chemistry at the University of Milan and coordinator of the Master’s Degree in Industrial Chemistry. She leads the ISMER Laboratory, focusing on innovative sustainable materials for environmental remediation. An expert in life cycle assessment (LCA), Prof. Bianchi is highly regarded for her work in industrial catalytic processes and environmental technology. She is renowned for her research on photocatalytic materials, particularly in the development of micro- and nanostructured materials for pollutant degradation and sustainable energy. Her expertise in surface modification techniques has been crucial in optimizing photocatalytic efficiency by tailoring material composition, morphology, and surface chemistry. Additionally, her proficiency in LCA allows her to assess and certify the environmental impact of products and processes, supporting her commitment to sustainability. Beyond academia, she serves as a consultant to private companies, advising on chemical processes, environmental compliance, and sustainable practices. With over 300 publications, an H-index of 55, and 3 patents, her work bridges the gap between research and real-world applications, contributing significantly to environmental technology and industrial processes.
Prof. Claudia L. Bianchi is a full professor of Industrial Chemistry at the University of Milan and coordinator of the Master’s Degree in Industrial Chemistry. She leads the ISMER Laboratory, focusing on innovative sustainable materials for environmental remediation. An expert in life cycle assessment (LCA), Prof. Bianchi is highly regarded for her work in industrial catalytic processes and environmental technology. She is renowned for her research on photocatalytic materials, particularly in the development of micro- and nanostructured materials for pollutant degradation and sustainable energy. Her expertise in surface modification techniques has been crucial in optimizing photocatalytic efficiency by tailoring material composition, morphology, and surface chemistry. Additionally, her proficiency in LCA allows her to assess and certify the environmental impact of products and processes, supporting her commitment to sustainability. Beyond academia, she serves as a consultant to private companies, advising on chemical processes, environmental compliance, and sustainable practices. With over 300 publications, an H-index of 55, and 3 patents, her work bridges the gap between research and real-world applications, contributing significantly to environmental technology and industrial processes.