Gastón Adrián Crespo Paravano

Born in Buenos Aires (1980), I studied Chemistry at the University of Buenos Aires (UBA), where I received the Licentiate degree (1999-2005). Then I moved to the University Rovira I Virgili at Tarragona (Spain), where I acquired a Master of Nanotechnology and Nanoscience and doctoral degrees in 2007 and 2010, respectively. Thereafter, I joined Professor Eric Bakker’s group at the University of Geneva (Switzerland) as a postdoctoral assistant (2011-2013), and in 2014, I was promoted to a Maître Assistant at the same university. In 2017, I was appointed to a tenure-track assistant professorship at the Royal Institute of Technology (KTH) located in Stockholm (Sweden) and promoted to associate professor in 2020 and to full professor in 2024 (current status). My research interests are in electroanalytical chemistry, membrane transport, the development of electrochemical techniques, electrochemiluminescence and optical sensors for environmental and biomedical applications, triggered devices, and synchrotron characterization, among others. I am a co-author of >150 peer-reviewed publications, several patents, and co-founder of spin-off companies.

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