Marco Borsari

Marco Borsari is an Associate Professor at the Department of Chemical and Geological Sciences, University of Modena and Reggio Emilia. His academic work focuses on physical chemistry, electrochemistry, and bioelectrochemistry, with particular emphasis on metalloprotein electrocatalysis and advanced materials for energy conversion.

• Teaching Physical Chemistry I and Electrochemistry courses
• Research on hydrogen production catalysts using cobalt-substituted globins
• Development of chiral metal-organic frameworks for oxygen evolution reaction
• Studies on prebiotic iron-sulfur cluster formation

Recent research explores electrochemical systems for hydrogen evolution, spin-selective catalysis, and pollutant removal via functionalized clay materials. His electrochemistry work spans from fundamental electron transfer mechanisms to device applications in biosensing and energy storage.

Professor Borsari's group investigates electrode-immobilized metalloproteins, nanoscale materials, and thermodynamic frameworks for biochemical reactions. Collaborative projects involve advanced spectroscopy and computational modeling of redox-active systems.