1. Dipartimento di Chimica, Materiali e Ingegneria Chimica “G. Natta”
Prof. Marco Ormellese
Via Mancinelli, 7 - 20131 Milano
Tel. +39 022 399 3118 - Fax +39 022 399 3080 - E-mail: marco.ormellese@polimi.it
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piazza L. da Vinci, 32 – 20133 Milano
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Milan, September 1st
2015
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN
Dear Sir/madam
I would like to recommend RANGANATH NAGARAJU by means of this letter to
give him the opportunity for the admission to the PhD Program “Biotechnology,
Chemistry and Environmental Engineering” at the Faculty of Engineering and Science,
Department of Chemistry and Bioscience at Aalborg University (Denmark).
RANGANATH NAGARAJU is a student of the Master in Materials Engineering and
Nanotechnology at the Politecnico of Milan (Italy).
I knew him during the course Corrosion Engineering (March-July 2014) that I held in
the Master of Materials Engineering and Nanotechnology. Topics of the course were:
mechanism of corrosion, thermodynamic and kinetics aspects, corrosion in natural
environment (soil, atmosphere, water and seawater), cathodic protection, corrosion in
oil and gas industry (CO2 corrosion, H2S corrosion, erosion corrosion), material
selection, risk based inspection. I would like to acknowledge that he was a very good
student, interested in all the topics of the course, continuously interacting with myself
during the lectures, easily integrated in the students group. During the course, he
cooperated with other students, showing a good capability to work in a team.
His speaking, reading and comprehension of English was excellent.
I am confident that RANGANATH NAGARAJU is capable of accomplishing more
than what is reflected from his curriculum. I therefore strongly recommend him by
means of this letter to give him the opportunity for the admission PhD Program Aalborg
University.
Given an opportunity for such program, RANGANATH NAGARAJU will prove
himself worthy of it. I wish him good luck for his advanced studies and I am open to
any further queries regarding him.
Sincerely,
Marco Ormellese
(Professor of Corrosion Engineering)