Anna Corrias

Professor Anna Corrias is a Professor of Chemistry at the University of Kent, within the School of Chemistry and Forensic Science. She obtained her PhD from the University of Cagliari (Italy) and previously held roles as Lecturer and Associate Professor there before joining Kent in 2013. Her research focuses on advanced materials, particularly aerogels and nanomaterials for environmental and energy applications. She specializes in developing magnetic superhydrophobic aerogels for pollutant removal and employs techniques like TEM, XRD, and XAFS for material characterization.

Her work spans catalysis, nanotechnology, and energy materials, with notable contributions to bimetallic catalyst systems and sustainable chemical processes. She teaches modules in chemistry, including thermodynamics and synthetic chemistry. Her research group, 'Materials for Energy and Electronics (MEE)', explores cutting-edge materials for energy storage, environmental remediation, and electronic applications.

Professor Corrias has over 130 publications, emphasizing catalytic systems, nanomaterials, and structural analysis. Her articles highlight advancements in catalyst design, aerogel composites, and material-property relationships. Despite her extensive contributions, no specific awards or grants are detailed in the provided texts.