News at ICMM

CSIC highlights some technologies of the ICMM in its 2025 catalog

The Spanish National Research Council has unveiled a selection of the technologies with the greatest commercial potential developed by its research staff, including six from the ICMM-CSIC.
Miguel Camblor will prepare the world's most porous zeolites to eliminate "indestructible" contaminants such as DDT and PFAS

The ICMM-CSIC is leading a synergistic project with the Autonomous University of Madrid. Persistent organic pollutants are an environmental problem because they cannot be eliminated.
The ICMM secures more than 2,2M euros for research projects and predoctoral contracts

The Ministry of Science, Innovation, and Universities of Spain has awarded ICMM 16 projects from the 2024 call for Knowledge Generation Projects, which will begin on September 1, 2025.
The ICMM-CSIC participates in APE2SOL, a new technology to revolutionize the photovoltaic market

Research teams from the UPM, the Autonomous University of Madrid, and the ICMM-CSIC are coordinating this project, which aims to modify photovoltaic energy generation and has been awarded by the Naturgy Foundation and the CSIC.
New strategy against pancreatic cancer: combining radiotherapy with nanoparticle-generated hyperthermia

The CSIC is leading a European project that proposes addressing the treatment of this type of cancer with a new formula based on three axes.
Gülsüm Ersü, new doctor: "I like to work on technologies that have a positive environmental impact"

The young researcher just defended her thesis last week at the Materials Science Institute of Madrid.
Miguel Camblor, elected as a new member of the Structure Commission of the International Zeolite Association

Every three years, half the Commission membership is renewed. The researcher of the ICMM-CSIC will be part of the Commission for the period 2025-2031
El ICMM-CSIC acude a su primera reunión como centro de excelencia Severo Ochoa

El director, José Ángel Martín-Gago, ha representado al centro en una reunión en la Comunidad de Madrid
Researchers accelerate the discovery of stable, extra-large-pore nano zeolites with micro-electron diffraction

A new study, with participation of Miguel Camblor from ICMM, was published in Science.
El ICMM-CSIC desarrolla un método capaz de recuperar las nanopartículas que se usan para descontaminar las aguas

El ICMM-CSIC ha creado una fórmula capaz de adsorber contaminantes y degradarlos. Este sistema es simple y sostenible, al no necesitar un aporte externo de energía