Cinzia Casiraghi

professor at Alliance Manchester Business School

Schools

  • Alliance Manchester Business School

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Biography

Alliance Manchester Business School

Biography

  • august 2016- now: professor in nanoscience, School of Chemistry, Manchester University
  • 2014-2016: Reader, School of Chemistry, Manchester University
  • Sept 2010- 2014: Lecturer in Graphene chemistry, School of Chemistry, Manchester University
  • 2008- Present: Junior Group Leader (Sofja Kovaleskaja Award, endowed by Humboldt Foundation), Physics, Free University Berlin, Germany
  • 2007-2008: Humboldt Fellowship, Post-Doc in Physics, Free University Berlin, Germany
  • 2005-2008: Ernest Oppenheimer Early Career Research Fellowship, Post-Doc in Electrical Engineering, Cambridge University
  • 2005: PhD in Electrical Engineering, Cambridge University
  • 2001: Laurea (BSc & MSc) in Nuclear Engineering, Politecnico di Milano, Italy

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