Ana Rovisco
Ana Rovisco completed the PhD in Nanotechnologies and Nanosciences in 2019/12/20 by NOVA School of Science and Technology (FCT-NOVA), NOVA University Lisbon (at Department of Materials Science and i3N/CENIMAT) and the Integrated Master in Physics Engineering in 2012 by the same University (at Department of Physics). She is currently post-doctoral researcher at CENIMAT, where she is researcher since 2013. Since 2014 she is also lab assistant of several courses related with nanofabrication and materials characterization in the same university. She published 17 articles in peer-reviewed international journals, 2 book chapter and 2 conference paper (h-index=11, >350 citations, as May 2023), being 1st author of 7 and corresponding author of another 7. She is currently member of the Topical Advisory Panel on Chemosensors, MDPI (where she is currently and Guest Editor of a Topical Collection) and Electronic Materials (MDPI), and Guest Editor of a Topical collection of Chemosensors, a Special Issue of Electronic Materials and was Topic Editor of 2 Research Topics of Frontiers in Electronics. Reviewed papers for >15 international journals, such as ACS Applied Materials and Interfaces and Journal of Materials Chemistry C. She has more than 60 communications in national and international conferences and seminars, several of them in the most prestigious conferences, with 6 invited oral communications presented by her. She won 2 Nano Today cover competitions and an award of 2nd place in the Science as Art Competition, 2018 MRS Fall Meeting. Participates and/or participated as researcher in > 10 international and national projects. Currently, the main focus of her work is nanofabrication and nanocharacterization based on scanning electron microscopy (SEM, EDS, EBL, EBIC) and application (eg: FETs, energy harvesters, sensing and photocatalysis) of solution based oxide nanostructures.