Sanna Simone

Sanna Simone is an Associate Professor affiliated with the University of Rome Tor Vergata and the CNR Institute for Superconductors, Innovative Materials, and Devices (SPIN). Her research focuses on advanced materials for energy applications, including solid oxide fuel cells, electrochemical systems, and nanotechnology. Key areas of investigation include ionic transport in doped ceramics, thin film synthesis, and material characterization under extreme conditions.

Her work integrates experimental methods such as pulsed laser deposition, in-situ TEM analysis, and spectroscopic techniques to explore material properties. Notable contributions include studies on ceria-based electrolytes, memristive oxides, and the development of novel energy storage systems. Collaborations span interdisciplinary projects in electrochemistry, condensed matter physics, and environmental remediation.

Publications highlight advancements in material interfaces, doping effects, and energy conversion technologies. Her research bridges fundamental material science with practical applications in clean energy and sustainable technologies.