MOF commercialization is still in a growing stage for that reason, the acquisition of a 3L Nutsche reactor is a…
Our Photospinner project has a new web: https://photospinner.es/ This device aims at enhancing CO2 reduction with HTS capability for parallel…
Belén Lerma Berlanga (former Funimat member) has been awarded the Francisca Lorente Solaz Prize, granted with 1,000 euros, for young…
On December 14th, we had the honor of welcoming Dr. Piotr Blonski from Palacký University of Olomouc, Regional Centre of…
The Functional Inorganic Materials (Funimat) group at ICMol, led by Carlos Martí-Gastaldo, has organized " Jornadas Prometeo, Molecular Frameworks "…
She worked with them in some experiments and encourage them to find motivation in science, and especially chemistry in order…
Carmen and Ana visited IES La Patacona and IES Escultor En Francesc Badía with the “Química a l’escola” initiative from the Chemistry Faculty. These visits consist of a talk about the importance of chemistry in our daily life followed by some laboratory demonstrations. They had a wonderful time sharing the virtues of science with young students.
Brent Nannenga, Associate Professor of Chemical Engineering in the School for Engineering Matter, Transport and Energy at Arizona State University and a member of The Biodesign Institute’s Center for Applied Structural Discovery, visited us to present the last advances on the use of microcrystal electron diffraction. We are hopeful this will initiate a fruitful collaboration between both groups.
Germán Sastre, tenured scientist at the Instituto de Tecnología Química (ITQ), visited us to discuss on the computational approach to the analysis and understanding of host-guest interactions in soft and hard matter. Thanks for the visit!
Funimat was very actively present at the meeting with the organization of the symposium in Porous Materials (Carlos), oral lectures (Elena, Natalia & María), poster presentations (Belén, Carmen & Ana) and general organization (Violeta, Clara & Sonia). It was great to meet all colleagues in person again!