Ana Paula Zaderenko Partida

Ana Paula Zaderenko Partida serves as an Associate Professor in the Department of Physical, Chemical and Natural Systems at Universidad Pablo de Olavide, where she is affiliated with the Center for Nanoscience and Sustainable Technologies (CNATS) and the QUIFICON research group (Physical Chemistry of Condensed Phases and Interfaces). Her academic profile spans Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics disciplines within the university's doctoral programs.

Her research focuses on Physical Chemistry with specialized expertise in condensed phases, interfacial phenomena, and sustainable nanotechnologies. She employs NMR spectroscopy for developing chemical sensors, particularly in cellular pH and volume monitoring, as evidenced by her doctoral work on imidazolylalkanoyl compounds. Her interdisciplinary approach bridges nanoscience with environmental sustainability through the CNATS research center.

As a core member of the QUIFICON research group, she contributes to advanced studies in physical chemistry of condensed matter while participating in the Chemical and Materials Technology doctoral program. Her institutional roles demonstrate integration across research centers, academic departments, and graduate education frameworks without indication of part-time status or retirement.