Marina Resmini

Marina Resmini is a Professor of Materials Chemistry at the Department of Chemistry, School of Physical and Chemical Sciences, Queen Mary University of London. Her research focuses on functional nanomaterials for drug delivery, sensors, and environmental impact assessments of plastics. She leads interdisciplinary projects, including Bio2Brain and GreenX3, addressing global challenges in health and sustainability. Resmini chairs the RSC Inclusion and Diversity committee and the Chemistry Community Fund, advocating for diversity in STEM. She has secured grants totaling over £2 million, including EPSRC and EU Horizon 2020 funding. Her lab explores nanogels, microplastics, and colloids, with publications in Macromolecules, International Journal of Molecular Sciences, and others. Supervised students include Roberta Bilardo and Alena Vdovchenko. Resmini also contributes to policy reports like 'Breaking the Barriers' and 'Missing Elements.'

Education: Details not explicitly provided in text, but her academic roles imply doctoral training in chemistry. Awards: Fellow of the Royal Society of Chemistry (FRSC). Grants: Noted projects include GreenX3 (£782k), Bio2Brain (Horizon 2020), and environmental studies. Labs/Teams: Resmini Lab and collaborations with the Centre for Chemical Research and Centre for Experimental and Applied Physics.