Dr. Andrea Sella

Professor

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Biography

Born in Italy, Andrea Sella grew up in East Africa and studied chemistry at the University of Toronto, where he worked with Brice Bosnich. He later developed a passion for organometallic chemistry under the guidance of Robert H. Morris. Sella completed his DPhil at Oxford University under Malcolm Green, focusing on organometallics. He is heavily involved in undergraduate teaching at University College London, contributing to the development of UCL's environmental energy policy aimed at mitigating environmental impacts. Sella has a strong affinity for laboratory work, which he expresses through a monthly column in Chemistry World, titled 'Classic Kit.' He frequently engages with the public as a media presenter and contributor to BBC radio and television programs.

Research Interests

Experience

Professor

— Present

University College London • London, United Kingdom

Leading research and teaching in chemistry with a focus on organometallic chemistry.

Visiting Professor

2002-01-01 — Present

University of Alberta, Department of Chemistry • Edmonton, Canada

Engaging in collaborative research and academic exchanges.

EPSRC Media Fellow

— Present

University College London • London, United Kingdom

Focused on public engagement in chemistry through media.