Dr. Di Vincenzo’s research focuses on biomimetic membranes and supramolecular nanosystems, advancing reverse osmosis and nanofiltration technologies for more efficient desalination and water resource recovery. Her innovative approach bridges fundamental research with real-world applications, supporting sustainable solutions to global water challenges.
This recognition reflects KAUST’s commitment to advancing water security solutions,” said Professor Suzana Nunes. “Maria works on the frontier of desalination technology, innovating in material science and engineering.”
The award highlights KAUST’s leadership in environmental science and engineering and underscores the university’s role in addressing critical sustainability challenges.