New people at ICMM

Paula García, a chemist from the University of the Basque Country, has just joined the Bioinspired Materials group to work on the project 'Coordination of Fe-based electrolytes with co-solvents for the development of high-performance and long-lasting Fe flow batteries.' Here's how she describes herself:

Thiago de Lourenco e Vasconcelos is a brazilian researcher born in Belo Horizonte who for the past decade has been living in Rio de Janeiro. He now joins 2D Foundry group at the Materials Science Institute of Madrid as a new postdoc. He answers some questions about his past and future work.

Alvaro Rodriguez is starting an MSCA PF project at 2D Foundry Group. The project aims to develop tools to control the mechanical strain in moiré heterostructures and implement such systems in optoelectronic devices.

New fellow in the Bioinspired Materials group. The chemist Manuel Cerro joins as a predoctoral student and here he introduces himself:

New incorporation to the Institute of Materials Science of Madrid! Borja Caja is a chemical engineer and joins the Energy Conversion and Storage group, with María Asensio. This is how he introduces himself:

I graduated in Physics in 2012 from the University of the Basque Country. During my master studies in 2013, she worked at the Material Science Institute of Madrid (ICMM-CSIC) on ceramic materials with ferroelectric properties.