Nanostructured Functional Materials
Group Leader: Daniel Ruiz-Molina
Theses
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Ivana Cavaliere
Bioinspired and Biomimetic Micro/nanoparticles for Medical Applicati
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Jaume Ramón Otaegui
New optical systems based on organic phase change materials: from fluorochromic inks and sensors to smart windows
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Miguel Moreno
Catechol Poly(disulfide)s: a new platform for adhesives in the medical industry
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Junda Zhang
Photoactive Coordination Polymer Nanoparticles for Biological and Optical Device Applications
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Xiaoman Mao
Platinum-based Nanostructured Polymers for Glioblastoma Treatment
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Carolina Casagualda
Sulphide-sulphide bond as a toolkit for the modular synthesis of (multi ) functional mussel -inspired coatings
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Noemi Contreras
Synthesis and electronic characterization of triphenylene-based materials
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Hector Torres
Fast responsive photochromic materials through nanoemulsion entrapment
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Alex Julià
Chromogenic and fluorogenic materials based on micro and nanocapsules
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Salvio Suárez
Colloidal coordination polymer nanostructures: novel thermochromic and bioimaging probes
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Álex Ayala
Desarrollo de Microcápsulas de Fragancias con Materiales de Alta Disponibilidad Comercial para su Uso en Detergencia.
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David Montpeyó
Nanotechnological strategies for coating and encapsulation of therapeutic proteins
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Christian Bellacanzone
Tuning the poly(p-phenylene vinylene) derivatives emission properties by phase change materials and sonochemistry
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Núria Vázquez
Encapsulation of stimuli-responsive molecules for the preparation of photofunctional materials
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Mireia Guardingo
Interfacial Chemistry of Catechol-based Nanostructures
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Juliane Simmchen
Movements at the nanoscale: Catalytically and light driven micromotors
Director Dr. Alejandro Baeza García / Dr. Daniel Ruiz Molina