The Centre for Sustainable Future Technologies (CSFT) located within the Environment Park in Turin has embraced sustainability in its mission statement and is engaged in the global scientific and technological endeavours to address the sustainability challenges, primarily the reduction of anthropogenic CO2 footprint and improved efficiency in the usage of alternative energy and feedstocks. To deliver sustainability-compliant technologies the Centre fosters alternate routes, which include the development of advanced materials for carbon capture and storage along with in-depth characterization of their properties at the structural, chemical, electrical, electrochemical, and mechanical levels. The equally appealing approach pursued by the Centre is based on the development of best-practice biology-based process technologies for carbon transformation into valuable specialty or everyday products. Based on diversified expertise, the Advanced Materials for Sustainable Future Technologies line and the Systems and Synthetic Biology create complementary and converging solutions to meet the demands for sustainability.
Center for Sustainable Future Technologies
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Advanced Materials for Sustainable Future Technologies
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Publications
2023
Zoli M., Roldan D., Guzman H., Castellino M., Chiodoni A., Bejtka K., Russo N., Hernandez S.
Facile and scalable synthesis of Cu2O-SnO2 catalyst for the photoelectrochemical CO2 conversion
Catalysis Today
2023
Ricci L., Seifert A., Bernacchi S., Fino D., Pirri C.F., Re A.
Leveraging substrate flexibility and product selectivity of acetogens in two-stage systems for chemical production
Microbial Biotechnology, vol. 16, (no. 2), pp. 218-237
2023
Maruccia E., Piovano A., Lourenco M.A.O., Priamushko T., Cavallo M., Bocchini S., Bonino F., Pirri F.C., Kleitz F., Gerbaldi C.
Revealing the competitive effect of N2 and H2O towards CO2 adsorption in N-rich ordered mesoporous carbons
Materials Today Sustainability, vol. 21