Nanomaterials:
Manzetti S., Yakovlev A. (2017). Quantum chemical study of regular and irregular geometries of MgO nanoclusters: Effects on magnetizability, electronic properties and physical characteristics. Materials Chemistry and Physics, in press.
Manzetti S., Enrichi F. (2017). State-of-the-art developments in metal and carbon-based semiconducting nanomaterials: Applications and functions in spintronics, nanophotonics, and nanomagnetics. Advances in Manufacturing, 5:1, DOI: 10.1007/s40436-017-0172-y
Manzetti S, Andersen O, Garcia C, Campos E. (2016). Molecular simulation of carbon nanotubes as sorptive materials: sorption effects towards retene, perylene and cholesterol to 100 degrees Celsius and above. Molecular Simulation, In press DOI: 10.1080/08927022.2016.1155212.
Manzetti, S., Lu, T., Behzadi, H., Estrafili, M. D., Le, H. L. T., & Vach, H. (2015). Intriguing properties of unusual silicon nanocrystals. Royal Society of Chemistry Advances, 5(95), 78192-78208.
Manzetti S., Vasilache D, Enrichi F. (2015). Emerging carbon-based nanosensor devices: structures, functions and applications. Advances in Manufacturing, 3:63-72.
Manzetti S. (2013). Molecular and crystal assembly inside the carbon nanotube: encapsulation and manufacturing approaches. Advances in Manufacturing, 1:198-210.
Manzetti S, Behzadi H, Andersen O, van der Spoel D. (2012). Fullerenes toxicity and electronic properties. Environmental Chemistry Letters 11:105-118.
Manzetti S and Andersen O. (2012). Toxicological aspects of nanomaterials used in energy harvesting consumer electronics. Renewable & Sustainable Energy Reviews, 16:2102–2110.
Manzetti S. (2011). Renewable energy driven by Le Chateliers’ principle, enzyme function and non-additive contributions to ion fluctuations: a hypothesis in biomechanical and nanotechnology energy theory. Journal of Nanotechnology Volume 2011, Article ID 158434, 8 pages doi:10.1155/2011/158434. (Published under earlier institute)
Image of encapsualted fullerene particles inside single-walled carbon nanotubes. Reprinted from Manzetti S. (2013). Adv. Man. 1:198-210.
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