Gregorkiewitz Michael
Professor
Department of Physical sciences, Earth and environment
University of Siena
Italy
Biography
He did MA in chemistry from Universität München, Germany, and Universidad Complutense de Madrid, Spain, PhD in sciences from Technische Universität Darmstadt, Germany. From 1973-1978 he was assistant professor for general chemistry at TUD. In 1979 he was invited as expert in the ionic conductivity group at MaxPlanck-Institut für Festkörperforschung, Stuttgart, Germany. From 1980-1992 he wasresearch director for solid state chemistry and materials science at Instituto de Físico-Química Mineral (from 1986: Instituto de Ciencia de Materiales), CSIC, Madrid. From 1981-1994 he was honorary professor of solid state chemistry and crystallography at Universidad Autónoma and Universidad Complutense, Madrid, and lecturer and co-ordinator of materials science courses organised in behalf of the ICM, CSIC. In 1993he joined as associate professor of mineralogy at Università La Sapienza, Roma, Italy. In 1994- He joined as professor of crystallography and materials science at Università di Siena, Italy. From 1996-1998 he served as lecturer of crystallography at Università Roma 3. He has been (Co)author of 3 patents and 37 research publications in scientific journals and books in the area of crystallography and solid state chemistry. His Current research interests include the crystallography and development of porous oxides exhibiting ionic and/or electronic conduction for applications in sensors, alternative energy and water desalination. He is Committed to sustainable technologies and technology transfer for social and human development.
Research Interest
Current research interests include the crystallography and development of porous oxides exhibiting ionic and/or electronic conduction for applications in sensors, alternative energy and water desalination.
