Anna Troiani

Anna Troiani is an Associate Professor at Sapienza University of Rome in the Department of Pharmaceutical Chemistry and Technology within the School of Pharmacy. She teaches multiple courses including Chemistry for Aerospace Engineering, Mass Spectrometry and Radiochemistry for Pharmaceutical Biotechnology, and General and Inorganic Chemistry Exercises for Pharmacy students.

Her research focuses on mass spectrometry applications, gas-phase ion chemistry, and pharmaceutical analysis. Dr. Troiani's work bridges analytical chemistry with pharmaceutical applications, particularly in developing novel mass spectrometric techniques for analyzing complex chemical reactions in microdroplets and thin films. Her research has significant implications for drug development, food safety, and environmental analysis.

Analysis of her recent publications reveals a strong focus on microdroplet chemistry and gas-phase reaction mechanisms, with applications spanning pharmaceutical analysis, food adulteration detection, and cancer research. Her work demonstrates how specialized mass spectrometry techniques can accelerate chemical reactions and provide mechanistic insights that are difficult to obtain through conventional methods.

Dr. Troiani leads research projects focused on gas-phase ion-molecule reactions as models for complex chemical processes, with particular emphasis on oxidizing ionic species and their applications in biochemical and nanotechnological contexts. Her research group investigates sulfur dioxide oxidation mechanisms, carbohydrate dehydration processes, and the development of novel analytical methods for pharmaceutical applications.