Research Output per year
Personal profile
Biography
2012-present Lecturer/Coordinator of First Year Studies in Chemistry and Biochemistry, UWA
2009-2011: Senior Postdoctoral Research Fellow under the supervision of Prof Julian Gale and Prof Kate Wright (Curtin University, Australia)
2007-2008: Postdoctoral Research Assistant under the supervision of Prof Jill Banfield and Dr Glenn Waychunas and Dr Benjamin Gilbert (University of California, Berkeley and LBNL, USA)
2003-2006: PhD in Computational Chemistry under the supervision of Prof Steve Parker (University of Bath, UK)
1999-2003: MChem with a year in industry (University of Kent, UK)
2009-2011: Senior Postdoctoral Research Fellow under the supervision of Prof Julian Gale and Prof Kate Wright (Curtin University, Australia)
2007-2008: Postdoctoral Research Assistant under the supervision of Prof Jill Banfield and Dr Glenn Waychunas and Dr Benjamin Gilbert (University of California, Berkeley and LBNL, USA)
2003-2006: PhD in Computational Chemistry under the supervision of Prof Steve Parker (University of Bath, UK)
1999-2003: MChem with a year in industry (University of Kent, UK)
Roles and responsibilities
I am the coordinator of first year studies in chemistry and biochemistry. I teach in a number of first year chemistry units and facilitate in the coordination of all chemistry and biochemistry laboratories.
Funding overview
2015 and 2016 Centre of Education Futures Scholarships
Catalyst Grant-Chemistry Discipline Network
Catalyst Grant-Chemistry Discipline Network
Teaching overview
CHEM1001-Properties and Energetics
CHEM1002-Structure and Reactivity
CHEM1003-Introductory Chemistry
CHEM1004-Biological Chemistry
CHEM3006-Chemistry Beyond the Laboratory
CHEM1002-Structure and Reactivity
CHEM1003-Introductory Chemistry
CHEM1004-Biological Chemistry
CHEM3006-Chemistry Beyond the Laboratory
Research
My research can be classified into two distinct areas: Computational Chemistry and Chemical Education.
My research in the field of Computational Chemistry involves applying computer simulation techniques to study the processes that occur at the solid-liquid interface, which include adsorption of species and pollutants to surfaces, dissolution, crystal growth, and aggregation.
In the field of Chemical Education, I am interested in developing and using technology to enhance the learning and transferable skills in the chemistry undergraduate laboratories.
My research in the field of Computational Chemistry involves applying computer simulation techniques to study the processes that occur at the solid-liquid interface, which include adsorption of species and pollutants to surfaces, dissolution, crystal growth, and aggregation.
In the field of Chemical Education, I am interested in developing and using technology to enhance the learning and transferable skills in the chemistry undergraduate laboratories.
Keywords
- Computational chemistry
- Solid state chemistry
- Surface chemistry
- Chemical education
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Research Output 2005 2019
Designing online pre-laboratory activities for chemistry undergraduate laboratories
Spagnoli, D., Rummey, C., Man, N., Wills, S. & Clemons, T., 5 Jul 2019, Teaching Chemistry in Higher Education: A Festschrift in Honour of Professor Tina Overton. Seery, M. & McDonnell, C. (eds.). Dublin: Creathach Press, p. 315-322 18 p.Research output: Chapter in Book/Conference paper › Chapter
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chemistry
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Introducing the first year laboratory to undergraduate chemistry students with an interactive 360° experience
Clemons, T., Fouche, L., Rummey, C., Lopez, R. & Spagnoli, D., 7 Jun 2019, In : Journal of Chemical Education. 96, 7, p. 1491-1496 6 p.Research output: Contribution to journal › Article
chemistry
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experience
student
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The impact of several demographic factors on chemistry laboratory anxiety and self-efficacy in students’ first year of university
Rummey, C. J., Clemons, T. & Spagnoli, D., Mar 2019, In : Student Success. 10, 1, p. 87-98Research output: Contribution to journal › Article
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first-year student
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Density Functional Theory simulations of water adsorption and activation on the (-201) β-Ga2O3 surface
Anvari, R., Spagnoli, D., Parish, G. & Nener, B., 23 May 2018, In : Chemistry - A European Journal. 24, 29, p. 7445-7455Research output: Contribution to journal › Article
Open Access
File
Density functional theory
Chemical activation
Adsorption
Water
Vibrational spectra
Dy3Al2(AlO4)3 ceramic nanogarnets: Sol-gel auto-combustion synthesis, characterization and joint experimental and computational structural analysis for electrochemical hydrogen storage performances
Salehabadi, A., Sarrami Foroushani, F., Salavati-Niasari, M., Gholami, T., Spagnoli, D. & Karton, A., 5 May 2018, In : Journal of Alloys & Compounds. 744, p. 574-582 8 p.Research output: Contribution to journal › Article
Combustion synthesis
Hydrogen storage
Structural analysis
Sol-gels
Metals
Prizes
Award for Exceptional Contribution to Education Futures
Dino Spagnoli (Recipient), Tristan Clemons (Recipient) & Shannan Maisey (Recipient), 2016
Prize
Education
Faculty of Science Excellence in Coursework Teaching (Level 1) award
Dino Spagnoli (Recipient), 2017
Prize