Alessandro Damin is a researcher affiliated with the University of Turin in Italy, specializing in the fields of Materials Science and Chemistry. Their research output spans 31 publications in Materials Science and 18 in Chemistry, focusing particularly on subfields such as Materials Chemistry, Inorganic Chemistry, Organic Chemistry, Biomedical Engineering, and Catalysis.
Their work addresses a variety of topics, including:
Damin has published research in several scientific venues, with frequent publications appearing in:
Frequent coauthors include Silvia Bordiga, Matteo Bonomo, Claudia Barolo, Matteo Signorile, and Federico Cesano, reflecting collaborations across multiple projects.
Notable recent papers authored or coauthored by Damin include:
C. Prestipino;L. Regli;J. G. Vitillo;F. Bonino
S. Bordiga;C. Lamberti;G. Ricchiardi;L. Regli
Gabriele Ricchiardi;Alessandro Damin;Silvia Bordiga;Carlo Lamberti
Silvia Bordiga;Francesca Bonino;Alessandro Damin;Carlo Lamberti
Giuseppe Spoto;E. N. Gribov;Gabriele Ricchiardi;Alessandro Ali Damin
Francesca Bonino;and Alessandro Damin;Gabriele Ricchiardi;Marco Ricci
Silvia Bordiga;Piero Ugliengo;Alessandro Ali Damin;Carlo Lamberti
Silvia Bordiga;Alessandro Damin;Francesca Bonino;Gabriele Ricchiardi
Roberto Giustetto;Francesc X. Llabres I Xamena;Gabriele Ricchiardi;Silvia Bordiga
Silvia Bordiga;Alessandro Damin;Francesca Bonino;Adriano Zecchina
Francesc X. Llabres I. Xamena;Paola Calza;Carlo Lamberti;Carmelo Prestipino
Francesca Bonino;Alessandro Damin;Silvia Bordiga;and Carlo Lamberti
S. Bordiga;A. Damin;F. Bonino;G. Ricchiardi
Sandro Usseglio;Alessandro Damin;Domenica Scarano;Silvia Bordiga
S Bertarione;F Bonino;F Cesano;A Damin
Alessandro Damin;Francesc X. Llabres I. Xamena;Carlo Lamberti;Bartolomeo Civalleri
Marta Cerruti;Claudia L. Bianchi;Francesca Bonino;Alessandro Damin
Matteo Signorile;Valentina Crocellà;Alessandro Damin;Barbara Rossi
Jenny G. Vitillo;Alessandro Damin;Adriano Zecchina;Gabriele Ricchiardi
Sandro Usseglio;Paola Calza;Alessandro Damin;Claudio Minero
Elena Groppo;Alessandro Damin;Francesca Bonino;Adriano Zecchina
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