The Team
Principal Investigator
Rocio Semino is associate professor in physical chemistry and computational modelling in Sorbonne University, Paris, France. Her research contributes to understanding the structural and dynamical aspects that underlie a large variety of processes involving condensed matter systems, such as the self-assembly and amorphization of porous materials, proton conduction, polymer composites structure and compatibility and challenging gas separations via porous materials-based membranes. She holds an ERC Starting Grant to develop a multiscale modelling methodology to study the self-assembly of metal-organic frameworks. Email: rocio.semino@sorbonne-universite.fr
PhD Researchers
Cecilia Alvares has started her PhD in 2021 co-supervised with Guillaume Maurin. She is currently developing coarse grained models for metal-organic frameworks and their polymer-based binary composites.
Sahar Andarzi Gargari has started her PhD in 2023. She is working in studying the nucleation and crystal growth of metal-organic frameworks via computer simulation techniques within the MAGNIFY project.
Hari Haran Sudhakar has started his PhD in 2023 co-supervised with Alessandra Serva. He is working on the development and implementation of dual resolution atomistic/ coarse grained simulation approaches to model complex interfaces.
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Postdoctoral Researchers
Emilio Mendez has joined us for a postdoc in 2023. He is working in developing computational methods to study the amorphization and crystal growth of metal-organic frameworks within the MAGNIFY project.
Alumni
Maria del Mar Cammarata (visiting PhD student, September/October 2023). Currently PhD at the University of Buenos Aires, Buenos Aires, Argentina.
Mariana Sosa (visiting PhD student, May/June 2022). Currently postdoc at Max Planck Institute for Polymer Research, Mainz, Germany.
Salvador R. G. Balestra (postdoctoral researcher, 2019-2020). Currently Research Fellow at the Universidad Pablo de Olavide, Sevilla, Spain.