Mineral physics Transmission electron microscopy

Mineral physics Transmission electron microscopy

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Elena Belluso was born in Moncalieri (TO) the 21th July 1960 and she’s resident in Turin. - Associate Professor of Environmental Mineralogy at the Department of Earth Science (DST), University of Torino - Teacher of courses for first, second and third level level (PhD) dealing with Applied and Environmental Mineralogy. - Head of Interdepartmental Centre “G. Scansetti” for Studies on Asbestos and Other Toxic Particulates of Torino Study’s University (I). The research activities deal with: asbestos and other fibrous natural and synthetic minerals characterization; their presence and diffusion in rocks, air, water and biological sphere (human and animals); the interaction between inorganic fibers and biosphere. The main used techniques are: X-ray powder diffractometry; transmission and scanning electron microscopy with annexed energy dispersive spectrometry.

Elena Belluso was born in Moncalieri (TO) the 21th July 1960 and she’s resident in Turin. - Associate Professor of Environmental Mineralogy at the Department of Earth Science (DST), University of Torino - Teacher of courses for first, second and third level level (PhD) dealing with Applied and Environmental Mineralogy. - Head of Interdepartmental Centre “G. Scansetti” for Studies on Asbestos and Other Toxic Particulates of Torino Study’s University (I). The research activities deal with: asbestos and other fibrous natural and synthetic minerals characterization; their presence and diffusion in rocks, air, water and biological sphere (human and animals); the interaction between inorganic fibers and biosphere. The main used techniques are: X-ray powder diffractometry; transmission and scanning electron microscopy with annexed energy dispersive spectrometry.

He currently holds the Chair of Mineralogy and Crystallography in the Department of Earth Sciences in the University of Florence. He is also a research associate at the Istituto di Geoscienze e Georisorse of the National Research Council (Italy) (CNR). He has received national and international scientific awards that include the President of the Republic Prize 2015[1] in the category of Physical, Mathematical and Natural Sciences in the National Academy of Lincei. He has numerous international collaborations, especially with Princeton University, Harvard University, and the California Institute of Technology. His research activity resulted in about 300 scientific publications in international journals, mainly covering crystallographic structural studies of minerals characterized by incommensurate structures, superstructures, twinning, and integrating mineralogy with the most-advanced fields of crystallography. Significant among his research works are the crystal-chemical studies of major mineral phases for the Earth's mantle, and studies of potassium-rich clinopyroxene, which had broad international resonance.

He currently holds the Chair of Mineralogy and Crystallography in the Department of Earth Sciences in the University of Florence. He is also a research associate at the Istituto di Geoscienze e Georisorse of the National Research Council (Italy) (CNR). He has received national and international scientific awards that include the President of the Republic Prize 2015[1] in the category of Physical, Mathematical and Natural Sciences in the National Academy of Lincei. He has numerous international collaborations, especially with Princeton University, Harvard University, and the California Institute of Technology. His research activity resulted in about 300 scientific publications in international journals, mainly covering crystallographic structural studies of minerals characterized by incommensurate structures, superstructures, twinning, and integrating mineralogy with the most-advanced fields of crystallography. Significant among his research works are the crystal-chemical studies of major mineral phases for the Earth's mantle, and studies of potassium-rich clinopyroxene, which had broad international resonance.

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I am a associate professor at Perugia University. My reaserch fields are: 1) strauctural evolution of minerals under non ambient condition with implication onn geodyamica and planetology 2) innovatite, low energy consuming industrial minerals, concrete and cements. 3) dangerous material for human health from asbestos to artificial fibers

I am a associate professor at Perugia University. My reaserch fields are: 1) strauctural evolution of minerals under non ambient condition with implication onn geodyamica and planetology 2) innovatite, low energy consuming industrial minerals, concrete and cements. 3) dangerous material for human health from asbestos to artificial fibers

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MSC in Chemistry, University of Torino, Italy DrSc in Mineralogy, The University of Tokyo, Japan Post-Doc, National Institute for Material Science, Tsukuba, Japan Currently Distinguished Professor of Crystallography, Université de Lorraine, France Working on modularity and twinning in mineral and inorganic crystal structures

MSC in Chemistry, University of Torino, Italy DrSc in Mineralogy, The University of Tokyo, Japan Post-Doc, National Institute for Material Science, Tsukuba, Japan Currently Distinguished Professor of Crystallography, Université de Lorraine, France Working on modularity and twinning in mineral and inorganic crystal structures

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