Thomas Scattolin

Thomas Scattolin is a researcher at the Department of Molecular Sciences and Nanosystems at Ca' Foscari University of Venice. His work focuses on organometallic chemistry and medicinal applications, particularly in anticancer metallodrugs and sustainable technologies.

• Bachelor's in Chemistry (2012) and Master's in Chemistry and Sustainable Technologies (2014) from Ca' Foscari University of Venice
• PhD in Chemistry (2018) from Trieste-Venice joint university program

His research explores reaction mechanisms, ligand design, and spectroscopic/computational characterization of palladium and platinum complexes for cancer therapy. Recent publications highlight collaborations on drug delivery systems and cytotoxicity studies against ovarian and breast cancer models.

Scattolin's scientific work spans palladium-based metallodrugs, computational modeling of molecular systems, and liposomal formulations for enhanced drug delivery. His expertise includes organic synthesis, kinetic analysis, and advanced spectroscopic techniques like NMR and IR.

Professional activities include teaching Physics, Chemistry, and Natural Sciences at secondary institutions and research collaborations in organometallic laboratories. He utilizes software such as Gaussian and Material Studio for molecular simulations.