Rosa Arrigo

Dr. Rosa Arrigo is an Associate Professor in the School of Science, Engineering & Environment at the University of Salford, affiliated with the Centre for Future Engineering. Her research focuses on electrocatalysis, CO₂ conversion, and advanced materials for sustainable energy. She holds roles at institutions like Diamond Light Source and the Royal Society of Chemistry, contributing to peer review and editorial activities.

Her work bridges fundamental materials science with applied energy solutions, including CO₂ reduction to fuels, oxygen evolution catalysts, and drug delivery systems using metal-organic frameworks (MOFs). Notable recognitions include election to the Dalton Community (RSC) and membership in the UKRI Peer Review College.

Dr. Arrigo leads projects such as the QR Innovation Strategy Fund addressing CO₂ electrolysis and neuroblastoma therapy via MOFs. Her collaborative efforts span academia and industry, with contributions to conferences and beamtime grants at synchrotron facilities.