The Department of APPLIED SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY (DISAT) focuses on research and education involving the fundamental principles of matter and energy, their transformation and related engineering applications.
It does so throughout a wide and complementary range of disciplines: physics of condensed matter and fundamental interactions, nanotechnology, chemistry, materials science, metallurgy, actively pursuing chemical, physical, materials and food engineering spanning from the conception of new processes, to the development of new chemical reactors and process units by modelling and experimental tools, from the optimisation of control strategies and devices to the design of pilot and industrial-scale plants.
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PoliBook - Second Edition - Third Appointment
Diritti & Rovesci -
Aula Didattica - DISAT - H. 17.00
Battery2030 Young Scientists' Event
The BATTERY 2030+ community is welcoming young scientists in a wide range of disciplines to apply to take part in a connected workshop taking place across six European cities simultaneously.
Seminar "Facing World Challenges with Science: from Sustainable Polymers to Antivirals"
The Seminar will be held by Prof. Francesco Stellacci, EPFL Lousanne
Aula Denina - h. 15.00
Seminar "Sustainable Biomaterials for Advanced Engineering Design"
The seminar will be held by Zeki Candan, Professor Instanbul University
Aula 2F - h
Decarbonization Event - INTER EMJM Collaboration
The theme of decarbonization was selected as a shared focus among the three programs, highlighting a multidisciplinary approach to the technological, industrial, and environmental aspects of the energy transition.
Energy Center - Politecnico di Torino - h. 9.30
Seminar "Polymeric Proteomimetics: Protein-Scale Precision Materials for Cancer and Neurodegenerative Disease"
The Seminar will be held by prof. Nathan C. Gianneschi from Northwestern University
Aula 2F - h. 11.30
Seminar "Accelerating Formulation Development with Computational Methods"
The Seminar will be held by dr. Giuliana Giunta – BASF
Aula A1 - h 11.30 a.m.
Seminars "Troubles with Bubbles in Electrolysis" and "30 Years of Bubble Sizing and Where We Need to Go in the Future"
The Seminars will be held by dr. Niels Deen – TU Eindhoven and dr. Sebastian Maas – SOPAT
Aula Denina - h 2.00 p.m.