Antonella is a Materials Engineer currently pursuing the Erasmus Mundus MSc in Materials for Energy Storage and Conversion (iMESC). Her academic and professional background focuses on materials science for sustainable energy applications, with foundations in electrochemistry, and materials characterization.

Through both academic training and industrial R&D experience, she has developed expertise in electrochemical systems, hydrogen technologies, and energy-related materials. Her research interests include redox-active materials, transition metal complexes, computational modeling approaches, and data-driven materials discovery. She is particularly interested in contributing to innovative research at the intersection of materials science, electrochemistry, and energy storage technologies.

• Electrochemical energy storage and conversion
• Redox-active transition metal complexes
• Materials for sustainable energy technologies

• MSc in Materials for Energy Conversion and Storage (iMESC Erasmus)
• Background in Materials Engineering

• Winner of the Student Mobility Scholarship program for congresses and conferences of my university (Universidad Nacional de San Agustín) for the “3rd international conference on Nanotechnology and green compounds” in Shenzhen China.
• Winner of the Erasmus Mundus Joint Master´s Program 2024-2026