Regular biography
Dr Paolo Sebastianelli is a Postdoctoral Fellow in the School of Chemistry at The University of New South Wales. He works within the Kable group, focusing on interdisciplinary research that spans Physics, Chemistry, and Earth Science. His work addresses environmental and atmospheric processes, materials science, and computational chemistry. Dr Sebastianelli's research contributes to understanding complex systems across multiple scientific domains. His profile page highlights his involvement in collaborative projects and publications, including contributions to the study of global environmental crises.
Scholar-generated biography
Paolo Sebastianelli is a Postdoc at Australian National University, specializing in Material Science, Physical Chemistry, Environment and Earth Science, and Atmospheric Physics. His research focuses on environmental crises, atmospheric chemistry, and the formation of pre-nucleation complexes. He investigates the photophysical oxidation of HCHO, the role of radicals in atmospheric processes, and the nucleation mechanisms in supercooled water. His work also includes the development of sol-gel methods for material synthesis and the application of computational models to study atmospheric phenomena. Sebastianelli's contributions span both theoretical and experimental approaches to understanding environmental and atmospheric systems.