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A Message of Thanks from the Organizing Committee

The Organizing Committee would like to thank all PhD candidates for their valuable contributions to the Symposium. We are grateful to everyone who took part in the discussions, shared their research, and contributed to creating an engaging and stimulating scientific environment.

The Organizing Committee would like to express its sincere gratitude to everyone who contributed to making the Symposium possible.
First and foremost, we would like to thank Prof. Andrea Caneschi, on behalf of National Interuniversity Consortium of Materials Science and Technology (INSTM); Prof. Massimo Del Bubba, on behalf of the Italian Chemical Society (SCI); Prof. Emiliano Fratini, on behalf of the Colloid and Surface Science Group (CGSI); and Prof. Massimo Innocenti, representing the Applied Electrochemistry Laboratory (LEA) , for their generous financial support. Their contributions were essential to the organization of the Symposium, and without their support, this event would not have been possible.

We would also like to express our heartfelt thanks to Prof. Anna Maria Papini, PhD Programme Coordinator, for her constant support, dedication, and willingness to assist us. Her guidance and encouragement are invaluable to the PhD community and to the organization of initiatives such as this Symposium.

A special thank you goes to Roberto Di Camillo, who consistently manages PhD students' administrative matters with great care, dedication, and commitment. We are truly grateful for the attention, kindness, and effort he puts into supporting us throughout our doctoral journey. His constant availability and wholehearted approach make a real difference to the entire PhD community.

Finally, we extend our sincere appreciation to the PhD Programme Academic Board for its participation, continued engagement, and for always providing us with new ideas, inspiration, and valuable scientific stimuli. Their contribution is fundamental to fostering an enriching academic environment and encouraging the growth of young researchers.

Thank you all for your trust, support, and commitment to our research community. Your contributions have made this Symposium a valuable opportunity for scientific exchange, collaboration, and shared growth.

Sincerely 
The Organizing Committee