Raffaella Buonsanti

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raffaella.buonsanti@epfl.ch +41 21 695 82 87 http://lnce.epfl.ch

Citizenship: Italian

Birth date: 21.05.1981

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Teaching & PhD

Teaching

Chemistry and Chemical Engineering

PhD Students

Albertini Petru Pasquale, Boulanger Coline Marie Agathe, Calderon Mora Jennifer, Chabok Seyedmohamadjavad, Fabbiano Marco, Gupta Riya, Tritschler Moritz, Warkentin Hugh Andrew, Zaza Ludovic Emile Frédy,

Past EPFL PhD Students

Castilla Amorós Laia , Gadiyar Chethana Janardhana , Guntern Yannick Thomas , Iyengar Pranit Srinivas , Mantella Valeria , Okatenko Valery , Saris Seryio , Segura Lecina Ona , Varandili Seyedehbehnaz , Vávra Jan ,

Courses

Introduction to chemical engineering Laboratory Works

This course aims to expose the students to basic and modern processes/systems important to chemical engineers. Students perform experiments in groups, analyze results and use these to design industrial scale processes. Written and oral reports and laboratory performance are used for the final mark

Introduction to transport phenomena

This course aims at understanding the basic equations behind macroscopic and microscopic transport phenomena (mass, heat and momentum).

Nanomaterials for chemical engineering application

This course aims at understanding classical and non-classical nucleation theory, at reviewing different techniques for the synthesis of nanomaterials (mainly nanoparticles and thin films) and at learning about some key applications of these nanomaterials in chemical engineering