Claudia Graiff

Claudia Graiff is an Associate Professor of Chemistry at the Engineering Faculty of the University of Parma, with a focus on organometallic synthesis, sustainable materials, and cultural heritage conservation. She earned her PhD at the University of Parma and conducted postdoctoral work at the University of Strasbourg and Sevilla.

• Research Areas: Chalcogen transfer reactions, alkali-activated sustainable materials, nanostructured sol-gel-derived materials for artifact protection, polyamidoamines, nanocellulose suspensions, and titanium dioxide photocatalysis.
• Teaching: Delivers foundational chemistry courses for food technology, mechanical engineering, and management engineering.

Scientific Awards:

• Bonati 'Junior' Prize (2004) for young researchers.

Recent Publications highlight advancements in:

• Photoselective self-assembly of metal clusters
• Innovative methods for historical plaster conservation
• Nanocellulose-based wood protection materials
• Electrocatalytic sulfite detection sensors
• Gold(III) complexes for halogen anion sensing