TEP946: MATERIALS AND NANOTECHNOLOGY FOR INNOVATION

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FACULTAD DE CIENCIAS / CIENCIA DE LOS MATERIALES E ING. MET. Y
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24
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MOLINA RUBIO SERGIO IGNACIO
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FULL PROFESSOR since 2005 in the field of Materials Science and Engineering. Five positive evaluations of six-years terms (research and transfer). He has been Coordinator of the Executive and Promoting Commissions to créate the research institute IMEYMAT and has been interim Director of this institute. He currently is Scientific Responsible of the UCA Additive Manufacturing Division and Head of the research group MATERIALS AND NANOTECHNOLOGY FOR INNOVATION. Research production: 225 publications (mostly JCR), 330 communications to Congresses (27 book chapters), researcher of 34 research projects and other R&D actions, PI of 19 projects, inventor of 11 patents and director of 11 doctoral thesis.

 

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MOLINA RUBIO SERGIO IGNACIO
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Short description of research profile

Nanomaterials for Photonics and Plasmonics
Electron and ion nanoscopies of materials
Nanostructures for efficient photovoltaic devices
Nanomaterials, nanotechnology and additive manufacturing for industrial design
Composites, nanotechnology, design and additive manufacturing for industry (naval, aerospace, packaging, etc.)
Materials and additive manufacturing for circular economy
Materiales para Fabricación Aditiva y Tecnologías de Fabricación Aditiva (Impresión 3D)
Functional coatings for materials processed by additive manufacturing

Publications

Representative publications

High Spatial Resolution Mapping of Localized Surface Plasmon Resonances in Single Gallium Nanoparticles M. de la Mata, S. Catalán-Gómez, F. Nucciarelli, J. L. Pau, S. I. Molina Small   (2019) Vol: 1902920. Pgs: 1-8
Development of surface-coated Polylactic acid / Polyhydroxyalkanoate (PLA/PHA) nanocomposites. Relinque, J. J.; de León, A. S.; Hernández-Saz, J.; García-Romero, M. G.; Navas-Martos, F. J.; Morales-Cid, G.; Molina, S. I. Polymers. 2019. Vol. 11. Pgs. 400:1-12.
High Spatial Resolution Mapping of Localized Surface Plasmon Resonances in Single Gallium Nanoparticles. de la Mata, M.; Catalán-Gómez, S.; Nucciarelli, F; Pau, J. L.; Molina, S. I. Small. 2019. Vol. 1902920. Pgs. 1-8.
Large-format polymeric pellet-based additive manufacturing for the naval industry. Moreno Nieto, D.; Casal López, V.; Molina, S. I. Additive Manufacturing. 2018. Vol. 23. Pgs. 79-85.
Structural and chemical characterization of CdSe-ZnS core-shell quantum dots. Fernández-Delgado, N.;  Herrera, M.; Tavabi, A. H.; Luysberg, M.; Dunin-Borkowski, R. E.; Rodriguez-Cantó, P. J.; Abargues, R.; Martínez-Pastor, J. P.; Molina, S. I. Applied Surface Science. 2018. Vol. 457. Núm: 1. Pgs. 93-97.

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Technology Expertise

The R&D+i activity of INNANOMAT research group is focused on two lines:

1. We research on the relation between the nanostructure of the materials, their processing and funcionality, to produce new innovative materials and products with market potential.

2. We develop materials for additive manufacturing (3D printing). We emphasise the contribution of nanotechnology to improve these materials and to innovate in the field of 3D and 4D printing.

Our main aim is to create wealth from the generation of knowledge in the field of Materials Science and Engineering, Nanotechnology and Additive Manufacturing. This knowledge is transferred to the Society through our offer of Technical Services and the creation of technological spin-offs.