Rate My Professor Enrico Andreolli

A graduate of the National University of Ireland, Maynooth, Andreoli obtained his PhD in Chemistry in 2010 for his thesis 'Electrochemical Deposition of Copper and Zinc Nanomaterials at Polypyrrole Thin Films,' supervised by Prof. Carmel B. Breslin and Dr. Denise A. Rooney; he also holds an M.Sc. Following postdoctoral research in the Chemistry Department at Rice University, Texas, he joined Swansea University in 2014 as Senior Lecturer, progressing to Professor. His honors include Fellow of the Higher Education Academy (2018), UK Digital Economy Alumnus (2017), Welsh Crucible Alumnus, Future Research Leaders of Wales (2015), FÀS Science Challenge Internship (2009), and Giorgio Foschini Prize, XI Edition (2002). Notable publications are 'Overcoming mass transfer limitations in cross-linked polyethyleneimine-based adsorbents to enable selective CO2 capture at ambient temperature' (Hamdy et al., Materials Advances, 2021), 'Oxygen depolarised cathode as a learning platform for CO2 gas diffusion electrodes' (Hernandez-Aldave & Andreoli, Catalysis Science and Technology, 2022), 'The application of amine-based materials for carbon capture and utilisation: an overarching view' (Hamdy et al., Materials Advances, 2021), 'Investigation into the Re-Arrangement of Copper Foams Pre- and Post-CO2 Electrocatalysis' (Rudd et al., Chemistry, 2021), and 'CO2-to-ethylene electroreduction gets a boost' (Andreoli, Nature Catalysis, 2021). He collaborates with academic partners including University of Oxford, Heriot-Watt University, Cardiff University, University of Nebraska-Lincoln, Missouri University of Science and Technology, and Rice University, as well as industrial entities such as Industrie De Nora and Tata Steel. Andreoli presented an invited talk on 'Carbon dioxide electrocatalysis at copper foam electrodes' at the 2019 European Materials Research Society Fall meeting in Warsaw, Poland.