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«Ser mujer en ciencia». Una conversación entre investigadoras del INAM

Photoactive Materials for Energy | INAM Research Groups

INAM organized the Research Workshop for Young Researchers “Fundamental Processes in Perovskite and Thin Film Solar Cells” (EMTECH III) Sevilla, on the 2nd and 3rd of October 2017.
This workshop was developed within the framework of the Excellence Network project "Red de Tecnologías Fotovoltaicas Emergentes" financed by MINECO

An Organometallic Chemistry day was celebrated last Friday Sept. 22nd in the University of Alcalá. The event brought 130 researchers in the field together. Besides the invited Speakers (Prof. Karsten Meyer- Univ. Erlangen, Prof. Philip Mountford-Univ Oxtord, and Prof. Carmen Nájera-Univ. Alicante), the particpiants enjoied the talks from former GEQO-awardees: Antonio Laguna (Univ. Zaragoza), Salvador Conejero (CSIC-Univ de Sevilla) and Pablo García Álvarez (Univ. Oviedo). After the scientific meeting, the 2017-GEQO awards were delivered.

Investigadores del Proyecto en las instalaciones del INAM; Pilar Borja, Jose A. Mata y Andrés Mollar. (Foto Àlex Pérez)

Investigadores del Instituto de Materiales Avanzados de la Universitat Jaume I han desarrollado y patentado un sistema eficiente de producción, almacenamiento y transporte de hidrógeno.