Marco Galzignato received a Master’s degree in Industrial Chemistry from the University of Padua in 2021. His thesis examined graphene-functionalised core–shell bimetallic nanoparticles for hydrogen- and oxygen-evolution reactions.
His doctoral research investigates the controlled electrochemical generation and use of reactive intermediates. His published contributions include eCyanation using potassium thiocyanate and eCyclopropanation, in which a diazo intermediate is generated and consumed within a one-pot sequence.
- Current research
- eCyclopropanation and eCyanation
- Project support
- Doctoral Training Alliance and University of Greenwich