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Highly Cited researchers 2018 INAM (Mora-Sero, Fabregat-Santiago, Bisquert, Garcia-Belmonte)

The Universitat Jaume I has positioned itself in the fourth place in Spain in the list of highly cited researchers worldwide prepared annually by the North American company Clarivate Analytics.

Four INAM researchers, Juan Bisquert, Iván Mora-Seró, Germà García-Belmonte and Francisco Fabregat Santiago (these two for the first time) at the Institute of Advanced Materials (INAM), are among the most outstanding scientists in the 2018 edition after having published the most cited articles in the last ten years.

From the 12th to the 16th of November INAM organized, together with partners of European training Network Making perovskites trully exploitable (ETN-MAESTRO), an intensive training tutorial including a round table chaired by Professors Alison Walker and Juan Bisquert, a two days Life Cycle Analysis course dedicated to the analysis pre and post fabrication of perovskite devices, directed by Professor Rosario Vidal and a two days Impedance Spectroscopy School dedicated to the introduction of the technique and its application in photocatalysis and analysis of perovskite devices, directed by

Prototipo de coche basado en celdas de combustible

Investigadores del Instituto de Materiales Avanzados (INAM) de la Universitat Jaume I (UJI) han desarrollado y probado con éxito un prototipo a escala de coche que almacena y genera hidrógeno de forma segura y es capaz de utilizarlo como combustible.
El hidrógeno se almacena en forma de enlaces químicos a través de un líquido orgánico portador de hidrógeno fruto de la combinación entre un silano y un alcohol. Este líquido orgánico, en presencia de un catalizador permite la generación de hidrógeno de manera rápida y controlada.