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Photoactivated sensor devices based on highly porous carbon-based materials functionalized with nitrogen heteroatoms. These systems offer elevated selectivity and sensitivity for NO₂ detection at ppb level, ensuring stable operation and prolonged life time under ambient conditions.
New sustainable method for producing metallic nanoparticles with superior stability and high conductivity. Highly useful in conductive inks for electronic printing, radio frequency antennas, catalysts, conductive paints or coatings.
An electronic component that alternates between as a resistor and a diode, retaining memory of its state without energy consumption. This technology enables the creation of faster and more efficient neuromorphic computing systems.
Catalytic decontamination and recovery of organic compounds of industrial aqueous media using adsorbent particles of a zeolitic imidazolate metalorganic network capable of self-aggregating to generate floating membranes.
High grammage technical paper designed for demanding mechanical printing processes such as intaglio, dry stamping, or relief printing Made from plant fibers and reinforced with natural residues and additives, it offers durability, print quality and sustainability.
Manufacturing procedure for suspended gauges for high-precision and non-invasive optical calibration
A Pseudomonas putida strain engineered through synthetic biology capable of producing 5-carboxymethylpyridine-2-carboxylic acid (2,5-CPDCA) from lignin-derived monomers. 2,5-CPDCA is an analog of homoterephthalic acid, used for synthesizing plastic polyesters.
Composite material made of carbon microspheres highly doped with quaternary nitrogen, designed as an electrocatalyst for the oxygen reduction reaction in fuel cells and metal–air batteries. It combines high electrochemical efficiency with sustainability by eliminating the use of noble metals.
Novel and sustainable photothermal catalytic method for synthesizing γ-valerolactone (GV with applications as biofuel, green solvent for the pharma industry, precursor for polymers and perfumery. The process utilizes biomass feedstocks and new scalable nickel-based catalysts that significantly reduce the energy requirements and avoiding H2 gas.
Modified and optimized procedure for measuring thermal conductivity using LFA (Laser Flash Analysis). Includes software that enables precise measurement of thermal conductivity in ultrathin material layers (<0.1 mm)

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