Keti Vezzu'

Title: Keti Vezzu’: Inventor of Graphene-Based Core-Shell Nanocomposites.

Introduction

Keti Vezzu’ is an inventor associated with Rovolon, Italy, and Breton S.p.a. Her work includes an invention involving graphene and other two-dimensional materials arranged as layered shells around nanoparticle carriers.

Latest Patents

The provided information lists 1 patent for Keti Vezzu’. The patent, “Graphene and Other 2D Materials as Layered ‘Shells’ Supported on ‘Core’ Nanoparticle Carriers,” describes hierarchical nanocomposites in which layered materials, including graphene and related materials, are supported on suitable carriers.

In a preferred form, the carriers are nanoparticles with a Mohs hardness greater than that of the layered materials. The invention’s preparation process includes at least one in situ mechanical exfoliation step, using friction between components in a precursor mixture to form the layered shell around the nanoparticle core. The resulting materials can serve as precursors for water-based inks, with the nanoparticles carrying single- or few-layer graphene or related materials.

Career Highlights

Vezzu’s listed invention focuses on combining layered materials with nanoparticle carriers and describes a route for producing core-shell nanocomposites. The supplied information identifies Breton S.p.a. as her company affiliation.

Collaborations

The provided information names Vito Di Noto and Enrico Negro as Vezzu’s coworkers. It does not specify their roles in the patent or the invention.

Conclusion

Keti Vezzu’s listed patent concerns a method and material platform for supporting graphene and related two-dimensional materials on nanoparticle cores, with potential use in water-based inks.