Stefania Moioli is Associate Professor at Dipartimento di Chimica, Materiali e Ingegneria Chimica “Giulio Natta” of Politecnico di Milano and she is member of the “Group on Advanced Separation Processes & Gas Processing – GASP”. Her research interests cover thermodynamics, mass transfer and kinetic modeling also in reacting systems and steady state/dynamic process simulation, applied mainly to the fields of purification from acid gases for carbon capture and storage in power plants, natural gas sweetening and biogas upgrading, with study of energy saving solutions.
She has been involved in several projects funded by public institutions and research contracts between Politecnico di Milano and external companies, mainly Oil and Gas Companies and Engineering groups.
She has presented results of her research activity at international conferences (in English) in the field of chemical engineering.
She is author, first author and co-author of several papers published on peer-reviewed international scientific journals. She is also a reviewer for papers submitted to international scientific journals.
In 2015 she was awarded with the “Endeavour Research Fellowship 2016 Round”, a prestigious programme offered by the Australian Government to support high-achieving professionals to undertake research in Australia.
Stefania Moioli is Associate Professor at Dipartimento di Chimica, Materiali e Ingegneria Chimica “Giulio Natta” of Politecnico di Milano and she is member of the “Group on Advanced Separation Processes & Gas Processing – GASP”. Her research interests cover thermodynamics, mass transfer and kinetic modeling also in reacting systems and steady state/dynamic process simulation, applied mainly to the fields of purification from acid gases for carbon capture and storage in power plants, natural gas sweetening and biogas upgrading, with study of energy saving solutions.
She has been involved in several projects funded by public institutions and research contracts between Politecnico di Milano and external companies, mainly Oil and Gas Companies and Engineering groups.
She has presented results of her research activity at international conferences (in English) in the field of chemical engineering.
She is author, first author and co-author of several papers published on peer-reviewed international scientific journals. She is also a reviewer for papers submitted to international scientific journals.
In 2015 she was awarded with the “Endeavour Research Fellowship 2016 Round”, a prestigious programme offered by the Australian Government to support high-achieving professionals to undertake research in Australia.