Juan Ramón Sánchez Valencia, a researcher at the Institute of Materials Science of Seville (ICMS), is the winner of the Seville´s Royal Academy of Sciences Award 2014.
His research work focuses on the study of functional nanomaterials with applications in photonics, electronics and sensors. (Read on) They are materials of high technical interest which are prepared through the techniques of laboratory vacuum and plasma processing. These materials can also be developed on an industrial scale and are compatible with the current methods of manufacture of microelectronic devices.
As well, sponsored by the Royal Cavalry of Seville, the Seville´s Royal Academy of Sciences has also granted an award to Eugenio Zapata Solvas, a researcher at the Institute of Materials Science, belonging to cicCartuja. Eugenio was acknowledged for his studies on the mechanical and thermal properties of nanostructured ceramic compounds and of "composite" with ceramic matrix.
The award, which consists of 6000 Euros, will take place at The Royal Cavalry of Seville premises, starting at seven o´clock the evening on May the 27th.
El investigador participó en esta actividad con una charla sobre nanomateriales ópticos y su integración en dispositivos lumínicos
La singularidad de sus equipos, en concreto del espectrómetro de RMN de alto campo, ha permitido su inclusión en la Red
Varias de sus patentes mejoran la eficiencia de luminarias y están siendo explotadas por una gran multinacional
Por su capacidad para aunar la ciencia básica de gran calidad e impacto con la transferencia tecnológica de alto nivel.
Será responsable de un nuevo grupo que desarrollará catalizadores diferentes a los empleados actualmente en la industria
Participarán investigadores de Cabimer o la Estación Biológica de Doñana, entre otros centros del CSIC.
Calvo revisa el campo de las perovskitas ABX3 en el especial del Journal of Materials Chemistry A de la Royal Society of Chemistry