Luca Maria Cavinato got his B.Sc. in Chemistry and Chemical Technologies and his M.Sc. in Industrial Chemistry at the University of Turin. He worked on the synthesis and characterization of new photo- and electro-luminescent materials under the supervision of Prof. Dr. Barolo and he joint an International Exchange program (Erasmus+) between University of Torino and IMDEA Materials Institute, Madrid.  The success and relevance of his Master thesis entitled “Synthesis and characterization of novel emitters for Light-emitting Electrochemical Cells with cellulose acetate as matrix” are supported by one award (“Thasar 2020 Award” by Società Chimica Italiana). After one year of work experience as Research Associate at IMDEA Materials Institute, he is currently a PhD Student at the Chair of Biogenic functional Materials at the Technical University of Munich under the supervision of Prof. Dr. Costa. His research activity focuses on the study and development of innovative organic and organo-metallic materials for photovoltaic and lightning purposes.