Research: Use of optical, spectral, and remote sensing techniques to develop innovative methodologies to reduce the risk of asbestos exposure in work environments with natural and anthropogenic contamination
Alice Aurigemma obtained her Bachelor's degree in "Geological Sciences" (L-34) from the University of Rome "Roma Tre", with a thesis focused on the remediation of nitrate-contaminated surface waters using Pothos.
She then obtained her Master's degree in "Territorial and Resource Geology" (LM-74) from the same university, with a thesis on the study of atmospheric particulate matter in the metropolitan area of Rome, using techniques such as optical and electron microscopy, Raman spectroscopy and image analysis.