Suela Kellici
University College London, University of Leeds, UCL Australia
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About
Suela Kellici is a materials scientist whose research sits at the intersection of nanomaterials synthesis, combinatorial chemistry, and advanced manufacturing technologies. Her work has made significant contributions to the development of high-throughput and automated approaches for discovering and producing novel nanomaterials, particularly nanoceramic systems with promising functional properties. Kellici's most influential contributions include pioneering work on continuous hydrothermal flow synthesis, a rapid and scalable technique for producing crystalline nanopowders. Her 2010 study on Zn–Ce oxide nanoparticles (37 citations) demonstrated an unprecedented solubility of zinc within the fluorite lattice structure, advancing fundamental understanding of nanoparticle chemistry in binary oxide systems. Equally impactful is her involvement in developing the Rapid Automated Materials Synthesis Instrument (RAMSI), a combinatorial robot capable of autonomously manufacturing, cleaning, and printing libraries of nanocrystal precursor compositions — a landmark innovation in accelerating materials discovery. Her application of RAMSI toward identifying low-temperature red phosphors (36 citations) exemplifies the practical power of this platform. Collectively, Kellici's research has helped reshape how nanomaterials are explored and synthesized, offering the scientific community powerful high-throughput tools that compress discovery timelines and open new avenues in functional materials science.
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