Hard X-ray Photoelectron Spectroscopy Probing Fe Segregation during the Oxygen Evolution ReactionHard X-ray Photoelectron Spectroscopy Probing Fe Segregation during the Oxygen Evolution Reaction |
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Plasma power-to-X (PP2X): status and opportunities for non-thermal plasma technologiesPlasma power-to-X (PP2X): status and opportunities for non-thermal plasma technologies |
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Analysis of the impact of remote oxygen plasma treatment on the surface chemistry and electrochemical properties of graphite felt electrodes for redox flow batteriesAnalysis of the impact of remote oxygen plasma treatment on the surface chemistry and electrochemical properties of graphite felt electrodes for redox flow batteries |
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Highly Stable Photoluminescence in Vacuum-Processed Halide Perovskite Core–Shell 1D NanostructuresHighly Stable Photoluminescence in Vacuum-Processed Halide Perovskite Core–Shell 1D Nanostructures |
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Conformal TiO2 aerogel-like films by plasma deposition: from omniphobic antireflective coatings to perovskite solar cell photoelectrodesConformal TiO2 aerogel-like films by plasma deposition: from omniphobic antireflective coatings to perovskite solar cell photoelectrodes |
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Nucleation and growth of plasma sputtered silver nanoparticles under acoustic wave activationNucleation and growth of plasma sputtered silver nanoparticles under acoustic wave activation |
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Advancing supercapacitors with plasma-designed multifunctional hybrid materials
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Enhancing essential oil extraction from lavandin grosso flowers via plasma treatmentEnhancing essential oil extraction from lavandin grosso flowers via plasma treatment |
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Plasma catalysis for a net-zero economy (ISPCEM 2022)Plasma catalysis for a net-zero economy (ISPCEM 2022) |
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Triboelectric and piezoelectric advances in Europe and North AmericaTriboelectric and piezoelectric advances in Europe and North America |
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Synergistic Integration of Nanogenerators and Solar Cells: Advanced Hybrid Structures and ApplicationsSynergistic Integration of Nanogenerators and Solar Cells: Advanced Hybrid Structures and Applications |
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Harnessing a Vibroacoustic Mode for Enabling Smart Functions on Surface Acoustic Wave Devices – Application to Icing Monitoring and DeicingHarnessing a Vibroacoustic Mode for Enabling Smart Functions on Surface Acoustic Wave Devices – Application to Icing Monitoring and Deicing |
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Towards efficient strain engineering of 2D materials: A four-points bending approach for compressive strainTowards efficient strain engineering of 2D materials: A four-points bending approach for compressive strain |
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Growth dynamics of nanocolumnar thin films deposited by magnetron sputtering at oblique anglesGrowth dynamics of nanocolumnar thin films deposited by magnetron sputtering at oblique angles |
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NiFeO/NiFe bilayer electrocatalyst for an efficient urea assisted water electrolysisNiFeO/NiFe bilayer electrocatalyst for an efficient urea assisted water electrolysis |
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Germination and First Stages of Growth in Drought, Salinity, and Cold Stress Conditions of Plasma-Treated Barley SeedsGermination and First Stages of Growth in Drought, Salinity, and Cold Stress Conditions of Plasma-Treated Barley Seeds |
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H2 Production from NH3 in a BaTiO3 Moderated Ferroelectric Packed-Bed Plasma ReactorH2 Production from NH3 in a BaTiO3 Moderated Ferroelectric Packed-Bed Plasma Reactor |
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Advanced Cellulose–Nanocarbon Composite Films for High-Performance Triboelectric and Piezoelectric NanogeneratorsAdvanced Cellulose–Nanocarbon Composite Films for High-Performance Triboelectric and Piezoelectric Nanogenerators |
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Paper-based ZnO self-powered sensors and nanogenerators by plasma technologyPaper-based ZnO self-powered sensors and nanogenerators by plasma technology |
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Improved strain engineering of 2D materials by adamantane plasma polymer encapsulationImproved strain engineering of 2D materials by adamantane plasma polymer encapsulation |
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Spherosilicate-modified epoxy coatings with enhanced icephobic properties for wind turbines applicationsSpherosilicate-modified epoxy coatings with enhanced icephobic properties for wind turbines applications |
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Incorporation of a Metal Catalyst for the Ammonia Synthesis in a Ferroelectric Packed-Bed Plasma Reactor: Does It Really Matter?Incorporation of a Metal Catalyst for the Ammonia Synthesis in a Ferroelectric Packed-Bed Plasma Reactor: Does It Really Matter? |
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Structure and Void Connectivity in Nanocolumnar Thin Films Grown by Magnetron Sputtering at Oblique AnglesStructure and Void Connectivity in Nanocolumnar Thin Films Grown by Magnetron Sputtering at Oblique Angles |
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Could Superhydrophobic Surfaces be a Realistic Solution for Running-Wet Areas?Could Superhydrophobic Surfaces be a Realistic Solution for Running-Wet Areas? |
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Low temperature nucleation of thermochromic VO2 crystal domains in nanocolumnar porous thin filmsLow temperature nucleation of thermochromic VO2 crystal domains in nanocolumnar porous thin films |
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Setting a comprehensive strategy to face the runback icing phenomenaSetting a comprehensive strategy to face the runback icing phenomena |
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Plasmas and acoustic waves to pattern the nanostructure and chemistry of thin filmsPlasmas and acoustic waves to pattern the nanostructure and chemistry of thin films |
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Plasma assisted dry reforming of methane: Syngas and hydrocarbons formation mechanismsPlasma assisted dry reforming of methane: Syngas and hydrocarbons formation mechanisms |
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Exalted dual-scale surface roughening in laser ablated aluminum capped with a transparent thin film: Wetting and anti-icing behaviorExalted dual-scale surface roughening in laser ablated aluminum capped with a transparent thin film: Wetting and anti-icing behavior |
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Mechanistic aspects of the reduction of rutile titanium dioxide and its Re-oxidation. Development and destruction of crystallographic shear structuresRI Bickley, GR Garside, T González-Carreño, AR González-Elipe, JA Navio,
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Photoelectrochemical Water Splitting with ITO/WO3/BiVO4/CoPi Multishell Nanotubes Enabled by a Vacuum and Plasma Soft-Template SynthesisPhotoelectrochemical Water Splitting with ITO/WO3/BiVO4/CoPi Multishell Nanotubes Enabled by a Vacuum and Plasma Soft-Template Synthesis |
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A Holistic Solution to Icing by Acoustic Waves: De-Icing, Active Anti-Icing, Sensing with Piezoelectric Crystals, and Synergy with Thin Film Passive Anti-Icing SolutionsA Holistic Solution to Icing by Acoustic Waves: De-Icing, Active Anti-Icing, Sensing with Piezoelectric Crystals, and Synergy with Thin Film Passive Anti-Icing Solutions |
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Surface Acoustic Waves Equip Materials with Active De-Icing Functionality: Unraveled Glaze Ice De-Icing Mechanisms and Application to Centimeter-Scale Transparent SurfacesSurface Acoustic Waves Equip Materials with Active De-Icing Functionality: Unraveled Glaze Ice De-Icing Mechanisms and Application to Centimeter-Scale Transparent Surfaces |
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Optical monitoring of detergent pollutants in greywaterOptical monitoring of detergent pollutants in greywater |
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Triboelectric nanogenerators for raindrop renewable energy harvesting
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DropEner aims to the development of rain panels, i.e. drop energy harvesters compatible with functioning under outdoor conditions, based on triboelectric nanogenerator (TENG) concepts and employing scalable and high yield production technologies. The project will demonstrate the application of an innovative concept recently patented by the NanotechOnSurfaces & Plasma Lab (CSIC-US)1 on the harvesting of the kinetic energy coming from liquid drops in the sudden and instantaneous contact with a triboelectric surface embedded in a capacitor-like architecture. Because of the parallelism with the architecture of a CCD image sensor pixel, we have entitled this invention as “Tixel”. Hence, this is the first TENG undoubtedly relaying on nano and microstructured architectures with the potential to generate high-density power by the implementation of Tixel arrays. Moreover, in a further step forward in the state-of-the-art in the exploitation of solid-liquid contact energy harvesters, DropEner pursues the development of durable and transparent Tixels. Such a challenge opens new scenarios for the exploitation of drop energy harvesters, among others, making them fully compatible with solar cells, including Silicon and Third Generation technologies (as Dye-Sensitized Solar Cells (DSCs) and Perovskite Solar Cells (PVs)).
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New generation of conformal dielectric nanocoatings for emerging electronic devices by plasma technology
Due to its physical and mechanical characteristics, current flexible electronic device technology combines thin-film organic transistors with 2D conductors or is based on coaxial architectures that use 1D conductors such as carbon nanotubes and nanowires as electrodes. In this context, the project pursues the development of plasma deposition processes for the synthesis of dielectric materials. Given the versatility of the proposed deposition technique, high and low permittivity dielectric materials will be synthesized to optimize the performance and stability of the flexible transistors that are manufactured. In addition, it is a dry process (absence of solvents) and at room temperature, which ensures its complete |
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NIR Optofluidic device for liquid analysis
Read more …NIRFLOW is a R+D+i Project for the realization of a Proof of Concept that is aimed to develop a pre-commercial prototype for the optical analysis in the near-infrared of fluids in flow conditions in relevant industrial environments. The project is based on several innovations not implemented in conventional NIR apparatus in the market so far. First, to substitute the conventional NIR optics mainly operated by spectrometers based on diffraction gratings or Fourier optics by a selection of the wavelength of analysis based on combinations of continuously variable short and long pass filters designed to tune a NIR passband (regarding center and width). Second, to develop an optofluidic cell, operated in transflectance mode, characterized by a tunable optical pathlength to optimize the info obtained by the different overtones of the characteristic molecules present in the fluid under analysis. This innovation will offer the possibility of more robust statistical analysis than conventional NIR spectroscopy operated with a single optical pathlength. Finally, the prototype will be developed within a microfluidic approach with an automated analysis concept, for its operation within a wireless remote technology. These three innovations make NIRFLOW a R&D+i project in which part of the knowledge and one of the developments done in a previous research project from the Spanish Plan Estatal (MAT2016-79866-R), partially protected by a patent claim, is aimed to be transferred to the society through the development of a pre-commercial prototype that showed ability of analysis in industrial operational environments, in particular, to follow the evolution of fermentation processes linked to wine production.
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Dielectric Nanocoatings for Flexible Electronic Devices by Plasma Technology
Due to its physical and mechanical characteristics, the emerging technology of flexible electronic devices combines multilayer structures of flexible thin films, 2D nanomaterials, or 1D nanoconductors, such as carbon nanotubes and nanowires. However, these present different limitations related to their degradation against environmental agents and incompatibility with the conventional manufacturing techniques. FLEXDIELEC pursues the development of a new generation of dielectric materials for the development of advanced flexible electronic devices, overcoming these limitations. To this end, a pioneering remote plasma technique will be used, developed by the IP, which regulates the composition and properties of functional organic nanocomposites over a wide range, will be used. This is a dry and room temperature method that ensures complete compatibility with sensitive substrates, such as those with high prospects for implementation in the field of flexible electronics (polymeric materials, fabrics , paper, 2D nanomaterials, organic nanofibers…). |
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Nucleation and growth mechanisms on piezoelectric surfaces under acoustic excitation in plasma/vacuum environments
Read more …This project aims at studying atomic nucleation and thin film growth phenomena on piezoelectric surfaces under acoustic excitation in vacuum/plasma environments. Piezoelectric materials are characterized by a non-zero polarization vector when subjected to mechanical deformation and the reverse, a mechanical deformation when subjected to an electrical excitation. While piezoelectric surfaces under acoustic excitation are being used for numerous applications, e.g. raindrop sensors, touch-sensitive screens, or handling of liquids at the microscale, among others, a systematic survey of the literature reveals that only a seminal work published by the research team addresses the effect of acoustic waves in nucleation and growth processes in a plasma environment. There, we demonstrated a strong correlation between the features of the acoustic wave, the associated polarization pattern on the piezoelectric material and the structural features of a surface grown in the presence of a plasma, suggesting that this interaction can be employed as a new methodology to tailor the film nanostructure. Two main sources of interaction are analyzed in this project: i) the mechanical influence of the propagating acoustic wave on the surface-induced mobility processes of ad-atoms, ii) the interaction between the polarization wave on the piezoelectric and the plasma electric field lines, that may affect the transport of charged species and their impingement on the piezoelectric material during growth. In this way, this project focusses on the description, development and understanding of a new phenomenology, and on the provision of the fundamental and theoretical framework to describe this interaction. It is expected that acoustic waves activation and its effect on surrounding plasmas represents a radically new procedure to activate thin film growth and nuclei formation and that the proposed methodology goes beyond any present paradigm in the field of surface physics, envisaging new routes of nanostructuration. Similarly, in the field of plasma dynamics, the possibility of modulating the plasma/surface interaction by acoustic waves is an option that may open alternative procedures for the operation of advanced microplasmas devices or flat plasma displays.
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Surface functionalization and diffusion models of germination factors in plasma-treated seeds
PLASMASEED addresses the inclusion of vacuum and plasma technology for the surface functionalization of seeds as an effective and clean strategy to make crops less dependent on environmental changes. The aim is to analyze the basic factors and mechanisms that affect the improvement of germination by treating the seeds from a multidisciplinary approach that combines basic concepts of biophysics, advanced characterization and vacuum and plasma processing. The effect of electric fields associated with plasmas and their physical-chemical features, the influence of the diffusion of other germination factors besides water (oxygen, light, etc.), the diffusion of nutrients such as nitrates or other species of interest for germination, etc., are experimental factors that are simulated using Monte Carlo procedures and statistical mechanics to propose holistic models of diffusion of germination factors through seed membranes and the influence of surface treatments by plasma techniques to modify and/or control such processes. |
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Sustainable Smart De-Icing by Surface Engineering of Acoustic Waves
Read more …Icing on surfaces is commonplace in nature and industry and too often causes catastrophic events. SOUNDofICE ultimate goal is to overcome costly and environmentally harmful de-icing methods with a pioneering strategy based on the surface engineering of MHz Acoustic Waves for a smart and sustainable removal of ice. This technology encompasses the autonomous detection and low-energy-consuming removal of accreted ice on any material and geometry. For the first time, both detection and de-icing will share the same operating principle. The visionary research program covers the modeling of surface wave atom excitation of ice aggregates, integration of acoustic transducers on large areas, and the development of surface engineering solutions to stack micron-size interdigitated electrodes together with different layers providing efficient wave propagation, anti-icing capacity, and aging resistance. We will demonstrate that this de-icing strategy surpasses existing methods in performance, multifunctionality, and capacity of integration on industrially relevant substrates as validated with proof of concept devices suited for the aeronautic and wind power industries. SOUNDofICE high-risks will be confronted by a strongly interdisciplinary team from five academic centers covering both the fundamental and applied aspects. Two SMEs with first-hand experience in icing will be in charge of testing this technology and its future transfer to key EU players in aeronautics, renewable energy, and household appliances. An Advisory Board incorporating relevant companies will contribute to effective dissemination and benchmarking. The flexibility of the R&D plan, multidisciplinarity, and assistance of the AdB guarantee the success of this proposal, bringing up a unique opportunity for young academia leaders and SMEs from five different countries to strengthen the EU position on a high fundamental and technological impact field, just on the moment when the climate issues are of maxima importance. |
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Adaptive multiresponsive nanostructures for integrated photonics, piezo/tribotronics and optofluidic monitoring
Read more …AdFunc is a highly interdisciplinary project whose main objective is to achieve significant progress in two areas at the frontier of Materials Science: the development of multi-response sensors and light-activated energy systems. The common denominators of AdFunc are the intelligent design of complex architectures at the nanoscale and the development of laboratory scale demonstrators. We are convinced that the project opens a window of opportunity for us to carry out research that can be classified into four areas: i) Applications and devices: We will develop the recently discovered tribotronic and piezotronic effects to manufacture self-powered sensor devices. With these materials, in combination with several advanced photonic sensing and spectro-electrochemical technologies, we will expand the efficiency, multiactuation and multiresponse of optofluidic adaptive systems. These systems, maintaining a common architecture, will present a differentiated response to diverse and complex real scenarios, which will be simulated in the project (environmental alterations such as spills, accidents, chemical or explosive threats). Another fundamental aspect of the project are the photovoltaic devices, which will be optimized to be able to work in low light conditions, and mechanical energy collectors and devices that are capable of coupling light and movement to the activation of the water electrochemical decomposition. ii) Nanomaterials: AdFunc is a project where a team of specialists in the development of supported nanostructures by different technologies come together. This will allow us, for the first time, to implement a set of 3D nanoarchitectures (nanowires, nanotubes, core@shell) and the design of materials with controlled nanoporous structures (sculptural layers, nanochannels, porosity associated in several scales, porous optical multilayers, pioneering developments of metalloorganic networks (MOFs) in porous photonic structures) directly to the improvement of the active components of the project devices. Iii) Strategy: The project gives us the opportunity to work simultaneously on new synthetic routes, advanced characterization of materials and properties, integration of materials into devices, and this while simultaneously obtaining modeling and simulation information. iv) Perspective of scalability: In all cases, methods and techniques compatible with established industrial processes will be used, such as plasma and vacuum, typical of the optoelectronic and microelectronic industry, and synthesis processes in solution. Another interesting aspect is the possibility of introducing plastics and polymers to manufacture devices, which may allow the valorization of waste from the plastic industry, in an effort of circular economy in which researchers of the project are committed. AdFunc is only possible thanks to the joint effort of a large number of researchers, mostly from ICMS-CSIC and the Pablo de Olavide University, which is completed by a group of researchers from other national and international institutions with complementary experience and interest. It is precisely the coordination of such a large number of specialists (25 doctors in the two subprojects) that allows us to propose the development of such a complete and ambitious set of activities.
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Plasma technology for the development of a new generation of hole transport layers in perovskite solar cells
Third generation solar cells (SCs) are nanotechnological devices that directly convert sunlight into electricity and represent the paradigm of research in renewable energies, the use of which will depend on the energy future of the planet. Recently, a particular example of SCs containing an organometallic halide perovskite as a light absorber have attracted the attention of the scientific community due, above all, to their high efficiency and low cost. These characteristics make them a promising alternative to current cells (Si and chalcogenides). However, for the commercial realization of perovskite cells, it is necessary to achieve greater stability, durability and reproducibility. The most important advances have been achieved due to the intense research on the elements that integrate a SC: electron transport layer, perovskite and hole transport layer. Specifically, this latter element has been crucial for its evolution after the implementation of solid state hole conductors. |
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Smart thermochromic coatings for smart windows and environmental control
The International Energy Agency considers that the systematic use of autonomous procedures for environmental control is one of the best technological approaches to minimize the energy employed to cool down buildings and other urban structures (it represents more than 40% of the global energy use in developed countries, much above the use in transportation, for instance), thus reducing the environmental impact and improving human comfort. TOLERANCE aims at introducing and developing a technology based on thermochromic materials in Andalusia as a smart and autonomous element to control the penetration of solar radiation in buildings. This project focusses on various applications such as smart windows in buildings and urban furniture, improvement of sanitary water systems or environmental control in greenhouses. While at low temperatures, a thermochromic coating transmits most solar spectrum, it selectively filters out the infrared region of this spectrum at high temperatures. In this research, TOLERANCE proposes several R+D actions to grow thin films with composition VO2, a thermochromic oxide with transition temperature near room temperature, on glass and plastic by means of industrial scalable techniques, as well as its nanostructuration, doping and integration in multilayer systems to improve its features and multifunctional properties. |
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Development of intermittent plasmas ignited by renewable electricity for the CO2 splitting and revalorization processes
Read more …RENOVACO2 aims at developing atmospheric plasma technologies to induce chemical processes that are currently carried out through catalytic techniques (i.e., at high pressures and temperatures, using harmful and non-recyclable catalysts). Specifically, RENOVACO2 pursues the development of a Dielectric Barrier Discharge Reactor (DBD) to induce two processes of great environmental impact, such as the splitting of the CO2 molecule and its revalorization in high-valued products. RENOVACO2 proposes, in a first stage, to develop the DBD technology through the design, construction, modelling, and commissioning of a disruptive new plasma reactor. In a second stage, it is proposed to build a second prototype reactor powered with renewable energy sources through the connection to a solar panel.
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Atmospheric Pressure Glinding-Arc Plasmas for Sustainable Applications
Read more …The need to promote an effective transition from an economy based on the intensive use of fossil fuels to another where the development criteria are based on sustainable processes that do not involve the generation of CO2 makes it necessary to develop new processes using the electricity generated from renewable sources as primary source of energy. This project, aims at developing atmospheric plasma technologies to induce chemical processes that are currently carried out through catalytic techniques. Specifically, FIREBOW pursues the development of a Gliding Arc Atmospheric Plasma reactor (GA) to induce three processes: (i) the synthesis of ammonia (NH3), (i) the production of hydrogen (H2) from NH3, and (iii) the decontamination of water. Both the experimental and theoretical characterization of the reactor, the latter carried out using computational methods, will be crucial for its correct operation and for the optimization of the proposed processes.
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Atmospheric Pressure Gliding-arc Plasmas for the Sustainable Production of Ammonia and Hydrogen
This project aims at developing gas chemical transformation processes through atmospheric pressure plasma technologies that use electricity as a direct energy vector. Specifically, the objective is to fine-tune a Plasma Atmospheric Gliding Arc Reactor (PAAD) to induce two processes of great industrial and environmental impact, such as the synthesis of ammonia (NH3) and the production of hydrogen (H2) from hydrocarbons and alcohols.
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Caracterización de materiales, componentes y dispositivos para aplicaciones espaciales
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Charging Effects Mitigation Using Innovative Materials
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Plasma assisted CO2 dissociation in pure and gas mixture streams with a ferroelectric packed-bed reactor in ambient conditionsP Navascués, J Cotrino, AR González-Elipe, A Gómez-Ramírez, |
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Energy harvesting device (2022)
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Device for removing and preventing the formation of ice on surfaces
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Plasma engineering of microstructured piezo – Triboelectric hybrid nanogenerators for wide bandwidth vibration energy harvestingX García-Casas, A Ghaffarinehad, FJ Aparicio, J Castillo-Seoane, C López-Santos, JP Espinós, J Cotrino, JR Sánchez-Valencia, A Barranco, A Borrás,
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Rhodamine 6G and 800 intermolecular heteroaggregates embedded in PMMA for near-infrared wavelength shiftingJ Castillo-Seoane, L Gonzalez-Garcia, JM Obrero-Perez, JF Aparicio, A Borrás, AR González-Elipe, A Barranco, JR Sanchez-Valencia,
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Coarse-grained approach to amorphous and anisotropic materials in kinetic Monte Carlo thin-film growth simulations: A case study of TiO2 and ZnO by plasma-enhanced chemical vapor depositionJ Budagosky, X García-Casas, JR Sánchez-Valencia, A Barranco, A Borrás,
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Highly Anisotropic Organometal Halide Perovskite Nanowalls Grown by Glancing-Angle DepositionJ Castillo-Seoane, L Contreras-Bernal, JM Obrero-Perez, X García-Casas, F Lorenzo-Lázaro, FJ Aparicio, C López-Santos, TC Rojas, JA Anta, A Borrás, A Barranco, JR Sanchez-Valencia,
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Ultrathin Plasma Polymer Passivation of Perovskite Solar Cells for Improved Stability and ReproducibilityJM Obrero-Perez, L Contreras-Bernal, F Nuñez-Galvez, J Castillo-Seoane, K Valadez-Villalobos, FJ Aparicio, JA Anta, A Borrás, JR Sanchez-Valencia, A Barranco,
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Comparative analysis of the germination of barley seeds subjected to drying, hydrogen peroxide, or oxidative air plasma treatmentsA Perea-Brenes, A Gómez-Ramírez, C López-Santos, M Oliva-Ramírez, R Molina, J Cotrino, JL García, M Cantos, AR González-Elipe,
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Design and Characterization of ITO-Covered Resonant Nanopillars for Dual Optical and Electrochemical SensingL Tramarin, R Casquel, J Gil-Rostra, MA González-Martínez, R Herrero-Labrador, AMM Murillo, MF Laguna, MJ Bañuls, AR González-Elipe, M Holgado,
Chemosensors, 2022, 10(10), 393
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Ionomer-Free Nickel-Iron bimetallic electrodes for efficient anion exchange membrane water electrolysisE López-Fernández, C Gómez-Sacedón, J Gil-Rostra, JP Espinós, AR González-Elipe, F Yubero, A de Lucas-Consuegra,
Chemical Engineering Journal, 2022, 433, 133774 |
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Nanostructured nickel based electrocatalysts for hybrid ethanol-water anion exchange membrane electrolysisE López-Fernández, C Gómez-Sacedón, J Gil-Rostra, JP Espinós, AR González-Elipe, F Yubero, A De Lucas Consuegra,
Journal of Environmental Chemical Engineering, 2022, 10(3), 107994 |
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Titania Enhanced Photocatalysis and Dye Giant Absorption in Nanoporous 1D Bragg MicrocavitiesVJ Rico, H Turk, F Yubero, AR Gonzalez-Elipe,
ACS Applied Nano Materials, 2022, 5(4), pp. 5487–5497 |
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QUEELS: Software to calculate the energy loss processes in TEELS, REELS, XPS and AES including effects of the core holeS Tougaard, N Pauly, F Yubero,
Surface and Interface Analysis, 2022, 54(7), pp. 820–833 |
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Optimization of anion exchange membrane water electrolyzers using ionomer-free electrodesE López-Fernández, C Gómez-Sacedón, J Gil-Rostra, JP Espinós, JJ Brey, AR González-Elipe, A de Lucas-Consuegra, F Yubero
Renewable Energy, 2022, 197, pp. 1183–1191 |
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One-Dimensional Photonic Crystal for Surface Mode Polarization ControlE Mogni, G Pellegrini, J Gil-Rostra, F Yubero, G Simone, S Fossati, J Dostalek, R Martinez-Vazquez, R Osellame, M Celebrano, M Finazzi, P Biagioni,
Advanced Optical Materials, 2022, 10(21), 2200759 |
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Assessing Pseudo-hermeticity on COTS with Plastic encapsulated materials
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Manufacture, characterization and efficiency analysis of electrocatalysts for anion exchange electrolyzers
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Factors triggering germination in plasma-activated cotton seeds: water imbibition vs. reactive species’ formationE Arroyo, P Navascués, A Gómez-Ramírez, R Molina, A Perea, JL García, J Cotrino, M Cantos, AR González-Elipe, C López-Santos, |
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Porous ionomer-free layered metal alloy electrocatalyst electrode (2021)
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Physicochemical surface analysis and germination at different irrigation conditions of DBD plasma-treated wheat seedsR Molina, A Lalueza, C López-Santos, R Ghobeira, P Cools, R Morent, N de Geyter, AR González-Elipe,
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Anisotropic Resistivity Surfaces Produced in ITO Films by Laser-Induced Nanoscale Self-organizationC Lopez-Santos, D Puerto, J Siegel, M Macías-Montero, C Florian, J Gil-Rostra, V López-Flores, A Borrás, AR González-Elipe, J Solis,
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Patterning and control of the nanostructure in plasma thin films with acoustic waves: Mechanical: vs. electrical polarization effectsA García-Valenzuela, A Fakhfouri, M Oliva-Ramírez, V Rico, TC Rojas, R Alvarez, SB Menzel, A Palmero, A Winkler, AR González-Elipe,
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Active sites and optimization of mixed copper-cobalt oxide anodes for anion exchange membrane water electrolysisE López-Fernández, J Gil-Rostra, C Escudero, IJ Villar-García, F Yubero, A de Lucas Consuegra, AR González-Elipe,
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Electrical and reaction performances of packed-bed plasma reactors moderated with ferroelectric or dielectric materialsA Gómez-Ramírez, R Álvarez, P Navascués, FJ García-García, A Palmero, J Cotrino, AR González-Elipe,
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New insights on the conversion reaction mechanism in metal oxide electrodes for sodium-ion batteriesJ Mosa, FJ García-García, AR González-Elipe, M Aparicio,
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Electrochromic response and porous structure of WO3 cathode layersD Louloudakis, K Mouratis, J Gil-Rostra, E Koudoumas, R Alvarez, A Palmero, AR Gonzalez-Elipe,
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Form Birefringence in Resonant Transducers for the Selective Monitoring of VOCs under Ambient ConditionsM Oliva-Ramírez, C López-Santos, H Berthon, M Goven, J Portoles, J Gil-Rostra, AR González-Elipe, F Yubero,
ACS Applied Materials and Interfaces, 2021, 13(16), pp. 19148–19158 |
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Characterizing the physicochemical and mechanical properties of ZrN thin films deposited on Zr substrates by pulsed laser techniqueI Ghemras, S Abdelli-Messaci, B Alili, AR González-Elipe, VJ Rico, M Izerrouken, AY Khereddine, F Hadj-Larbi,
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Laser-induced scanning transfer deposition of silver electrodes on glass surfaces: A green and scalable technologyR Molina, M Ertuğrul, A Larrea, R Navarro, V Rico, F Yubero, AR González-Elipe, GF de la Fuente, LA Angurel,
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Factors triggering germination in plasma-activated cotton seeds: Water imbibition vs. reactive species’ formationE Arroyo, P De Navascues, A Gómez-Ramírez, R Molina, I Perea, JL García, J Cotrino, M Cantos, AR González-Elipe, C López-Santos,
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One-reactor vacuum and plasma synthesis of transparent conducting oxide nanotubes and nanotrees: From single wire conductivity to ultra-broadband perfect absorbers in the NIRJ Castillo-Seoane, J Gil-Rostra, V López-Flores, G Lozano, FJ Ferrer, JP Espinós, KK Ostrikov, F Yubero, AR González-Elipe, A Barranco, JR Sánchez-Valencia, Borrás, A. |
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Photonic sensor systems for the identification of hydrocarbons and crude oils in static and flow conditionsJ Gil-Rostra, S Quintero-Moreno, VJ Rico, F Yubero, FJ Sanza, R Casquel, E Gallo-Valverde, ME Jara-Galán, P Sanz-Sanz, M Holgado, AR González-Elipe,
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Mechanically switchable wetting petal effect in self‐patterned nanocolumnar films on poly(dimethylsiloxane)J Parra‐Barranco, C Lopez‐Santos, JR Sanchez‐Valencia, A Borrás, AR Gonzalez‐Elipe, A Barranco,
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Recent advances in alkaline exchange membrane water electrolysis and electrode manufacturingE López-Fernández, CG Sacedón, J Gil-Rostra, F Yubero, AR González-Elipe, A de Lucas-Consuegra,
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Extraction of microstructural parameters from sculptured thin films nanoindentationY Gaillard, E Jimenez-Piqué, M Oliva-Ramirez, VJ Rico, AR Gonzalez-Elipe,
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Plasma technology for efficient and DURAble waterproof perovskite SOLar cells
Read more …Solar cells – devices that transform sunlight into electricity – are of vital interest for the sustainable future of the planet. During the last years and aware of this fact, the scientific community has made a great effort to improve the efficiency of these devices. A particular example of a solar cell that contains an organometallic halide perovskite as light absorber has focused the attention of the scientific community during the last decade due, above all, to its high efficiency and low cost. This solar cell technology is a promising alternative to currently existing ones (based on Si and chalcogenides), although they face a scientific and technological challenge that has not been solved in 10 years since its discovery: for the commercial realization of the perovskite cells possible, they need to achieve higher stability, durability and reproducibility. The main problem lies in the high sensitivity of these perovskites to oxygen and environmental humidity, which produce a rapid degradation of the cell’s behaviour in an extremely short time, making commercialization unfeasible. DuraSol seeks to address this great scientific and technological challenge by manufacturing cell components using vacuum and plasma technology. These methodologies are industrially scalable and present great advantages over solution methods (the most used), among which are: their high versatility, control of composition and microstructure, low cost, environmentally friendly since they do not require solvents, do not produce pollutant emissions and are compatible with current semiconductor technology.
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Unraveling discharge and surface mechanisms in plasma-assisted ammonia reactionsP Navascués, JM Obrero-Pérez, J Cotrino, AR González-Elipe, A Gómez-Ramírez, ACS Sustainable Chemistry & Engineering, 8, 14855 – 14866 (2020). |
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Tecnología de plasma para el desarrollo de una nueva generación de conductores de huecos en celdas solares de perovskita.
Las celdas solares (CSs) de tercera generación son dispositivos nanotecnológicos que convierten directamente la luz solar en electricidad y suponen el paradigma de la investigación en energías renovables de cuyo aprovechamiento dependerá el futuro energético del planeta. Recientemente, un ejemplo particular de CSs que contienen una perovskita de haluro organometálico como absorbedor de luz han centrado la atención de la comunidad científica debido, ante todo, a su alta eficiencia y bajo coste. Estas características las convierten en una alternativa prometedora a las celdas actuales (de Si y calcogenuros). Sin embargo, para que la realización final y comercial de las celdas de perovskita sea posible es necesario que alcancen una mayor estabilidad, durabilidad y reproducibilidad. Los avances más importantes alcanzados se han debido a la intensa investigación sobre los elementos que integran esta CS: conductor de electrones, perovskita y conductor de huecos. En concreto, este último elemento ha tenido una importancia crucial en su evolución tras la implementación de los conductores de huecos en estado sólido. PlasmaCells persigue abordar por primera vez la síntesis de una nueva familia de conductores de huecos por técnicas de vacío y plasma. Estas metodologías son escalables industrialmente y presentan grandes ventajas con respecto a las metodologías en disolución (las más usadas), entre las que destacan: su alta versatilidad, control de composición y microestructura, bajo coste, que son respetuosas con el medio ambiente ya que no precisan disolventes, no producen emisiones contaminantes y son compatibles con la tecnología actual de semiconductores. El objetivo principal de PlasmaCells es la integración de estos nuevos conductores de huecos procesados por plasma en CSs de perovskita. La importancia del proyecto se basa en resultados recientes obtenidos por el Investigador Principal (IP) que demuestran que la aproximación propuesta puede ser una de las vías más prometedoras para el aumento de la estabilidad, durabilidad y reproducibilidad de estas CSs, que actualmente suponen el cuello de botella que impide su industrialización. Cabe destacar que no existe en la bibliografía ningún ejemplo sobre esta aproximación sintética para el desarrollo de conductores de huecos. Se espera que esta oportunidad permita demostrar las ventajas y versatilidad de esta metodología innovadora en un campo de alto impacto, que se enmarca dentro de las áreas prioritarias RIS3 Andalucía y en el PAIDI 2020 de crecimiento sostenible, eficiencia energética y energías renovables.
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In situ identification system for petroleum products (2020)
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Three dimensional Nanoscale design for the all-in-one solution to environmental environmental multisource energy scavenging.
Read more …Imagine a technology for powering your smart devices by recovering energy from lights in your office, the random movements of your body while reading these lines or from small changes in temperature when you breathe or go out for a walk. This very technology will provide energy for wireless sensor networks monitoring the air in your city or the structural stability of buildings and large constructions remotely and sustainably, avoiding battery recharging or even replacing them. These are the challenges in micro energy harvesting from (local) ambient sources.
Kinetic, thermal and solar energies are ubiquitous at our surroundings under diverse forms, but their relatively low intensity and intermittent availability limit their potential recovery by microscale devices. These restrictions call for multi-source energy harvesters working under two principles: 1) combining different single-source harvesters in one device, or 2) using multifunctional materials capable of simultaneously converting various energy sources into electricity. In 1), efficiency per unit volume can decrease compared to the individual counterparts; in 2), materials as semiconductors, polymeric and oxide ferroelectrics and hybrid perovskites may act as multisource harvesters but huge advances are required to optimize their functionalities and sustainable fabrication at large scale. I propose to fill the gap between these approaches offering an all-in-one solution to multisource energy scavenging, based on the nanoscale design of multifunctional three-dimensional materials. The demonstration of an industrially scalable one-reactor plasma/vacuum method will be crucial to integrate hybrid-scavenging components and to provide 3DScavengers materials with tailored microstructure-enhanced performance. My ultimate goal is to build nanoarchitectures for simultaneous and enhanced individual scavenging applying photovoltaic, piezo- and pyro-electric effects, minimizing the environmental cost of their synthesis. |
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NanoDevices3D (NanoD3D): Nanowires and Nanotrees for a new generation of self-powered nanodevices.
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Optofluidic liquid sensing on electromicrofluidic devicesOliva-Ramírez, M., Wang, S-L., Rico, V., López-Santos, C., Fan, S-K., González-Elipe, A.R. Materials Research Express, 7 (2020) 036407 |
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Super-IcePhobic surfaces to prevent ice formation on aircraft
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The accretion of ice represents a severe problem for aircraft, as the presence of even a scarcely visible layer can severely limit the function of wings, propellers, windshields, antennas, vents, intakes and cowlings. PHOBIC2ICE Project aims at developing technologies and predictive simulation tools for avoiding or mitigating this phenomenon. PHOBIC2ICE project, by applying an innovative approach to simulation and modelling, will enable the design and fabrication of icephobic surfaces with improved functionalities. Several types of polymeric, metallic and hybrid coatings using different deposition methods will be developed. Laser treated and anodized surfaces will be prepared. Consequently, the Project focuses on collecting fundamental knowledge of phenomena associated with icephobicity issues. This knowledge will give better understanding of the ice accretion process on different coatings and modified surfaces. Certified research infrastructure (ice wind tunnel) and flight tests planned will aid in developing comprehensive solutions to address ice formation issue and will raise the Project’s innovation level.
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Study of the influence of the precursors on the sensing properties of ZnO:Cu systemRamos, A., Urbieta, A., Escalante, G., Hidalgo, P., Espinós, J.P., Fernández, P. Ceramics International, 46 (2020) 8358-8367 |
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Enhanced Stability of Perovskite Solar Cells Incorporating Dopant-Free Crystalline Spiro-OMeTAD Layers by Vacuum SublimationBarranco, A., Lopez-Santos, M.C., Idigoras, J., Aparicio, F.J., Obrero-Perez, J., Lopez-Flores, V., Contreras-Bernal, L., Rico, V., Ferrer, J., Espinos, J.P., Borras, A., Anta, J.A., Sanchez-Valencia, J.R. Advanced Energy Materials, 10 (2020) 1901524 |
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Positron annihilation analysis of nanopores and growth mechanism of oblique angle evaporated TiO2 and SiO2 thin films and multilayersGarcía-Valenzuela, A., Butterling, M., Liedke, M.O., Hirschmann, E., Trinh, T.T., Attallah, A.G., Wagner, A., Alvarez, R., Gil-Rostra, J., Rico, V., Palmero, A., González-Elipe, A.R. Microporous and Mesoporous Materials, 295 (2020) 109968 |
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Robust label-free CuxCoyOz electrochemical sensors for hexose detection during fermentation process monitoringLópez-Fernández, E., Gil-Rostra, J., Espinós, J.P., Gonzalez, R., Yubero, F., de Lucas-Consuegra, A., González-Elipe, A.R. Sensors and Actuators, B: Chemical, 304 (2020) 127360 |
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Plasma Enabled Conformal and Damage Free Encapsulation of Fragile Molecular Matter: from Surface-Supported to On-Device NanostructuresAlcaire, M., Aparicio, F.J., Obrero, J., López-Santos, C., Garcia-Garcia, F.J., Sánchez-Valencia, J.R., Frutos, F., Ostrikov, K., Borrás, A., Barranco, A. Advanced Functional Materials, 29 (2019) 1903535 |
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Multifunctional antimicrobial chlorhexidine polymers by remote plasma assisted vacuum depositionMora-Boza, A., Aparicio, F.J., Alcaire, M., López-Santos, C., Espinós, J.P., Torres-Lagares, D., Borrás, A., Barranco, A. Frontiers of Chemical Science and Engineering, 13 (2019) 330-339 |
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3D core-multishell piezoelectric nanogeneratorsFilippin, A.N., Sanchez-Valencia, J.R., Garcia-Casas, X., Lopez-Flores, V., Macias-Montero, M., Frutos, F., Barranco, A., Borras, A. Nano Energy, 58 (2019) 476-483 |
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Hydrophobic and icephobic behaviour of polyurethane-based nanocomposite coatingsPrzybyszewski, B., Boczkowska, A., Kozera, R., Mora, J., Garcia, P., Aguero, A., Borras, A. Coatings, 9 (2019) 811 |
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3D Organic Nanofabrics: Plasma-Assisted Synthesis and Antifreezing Behavior of Superhydrophobic and Lubricant-Infused Slippery SurfacesAlcaire, M., Lopez-Santos, C., Aparicio, F.J., Sanchez-Valencia, J.R., Obrero, J.M., Saghi, Z., Rico, V.J., De La Fuente, G., Gonzalez-Elipe, A.R., Barranco, A., Borras, A. Langmuir, 35 (2019) 16876-16885 |
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Ultrastable CoxSiyOz Nanowires by Glancing Angle Deposition with Magnetron Sputtering as Novel Electrocatalyst for Water OxidationCano, M., Garcia-Garcia, F.J., Rodríguez-Padrón, D., González-Elipe, A.R., Giner-Casares, J.J., Luque, R. ChemCatChem, 11 (2019) 6111-6115 |
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Sodium ion storage performance of magnetron sputtered WO3 thin filmsGarcía-García, F.J., Mosa, J., González-Elipe, A.R., Aparicio, M. Electrochimica Acta, 321 (2019) 134669 |
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SiOx by magnetron sputtered revisited: Tailoring the photonic properties of multilayersGarcía-Valenzuela, A., Alvarez, R., Espinós, J.P., Rico, V., Gil-Rostra, J., Palmero, A., Gonzalez-Elipe, A.R. Applied Surface Science, 488 (2019) 791-800 |
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Kinetic energy-induced growth regimes of nanocolumnar Ti thin films deposited by evaporation and magnetron sputteringAlvarez, R., Garcia-Valenzuela, A., Rico, V., Garcia-Martin, J.M., Cotrino, J., Gonzalez-Elipe, A.R., Palmero, A. Nanotechnology, 30 (2019) 475603 |
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Antibacterial nanostructured Ti coatings by magnetron sputtering: From laboratory scales to industrial reactorsAlvarez, R., Muñoz-Piña, S., González, M.U., Izquierdo-Barba, I., Fernández-Martínez, I., Rico, V., Arcos, D., García-Valenzuela, A., Palmero, A., Vallet-Regi, M., González-Elipe, A.R., García-Martín, J.M. Nanomaterials, 9 (2019) 1217 |
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Large gap atmospheric pressure barrier discharges using ferroelectric materialsNavascués, P., González-Elipe, A.R., Cotrino, J., Gómez-Ramirez, A. Plasma Sources Science and Technology, 28 (2019) 075002 |
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2D compositional self-patterning in magnetron sputtered thin filmsGarcía-Valenzuela, A., Alvarez, R., Rico, V., Espinos, J.P., López-Santos, M.C., Solís, J., Siegel, J., del Campo, A., Palmero, A., González-Elipe, A.R. Applied Surface Science, 480 (2019) 115-121 |
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Hydrophobicity, Freezing Delay, and Morphology of Laser-Treated Aluminum SurfacesRico, V.J., López-Santos, C., Villagrá, M., Espinós, J.P., De La Fuente, G.F., Angurel, L.A., Borrás, A., González-Elipe, A.R. Langmuir, 35 (2019) 6483-6491 |
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Liquid switchable radial polarization converters made of sculptured thin filmsOliva-Ramírez, M., Rico, V.J., Gil-Rostra, J., Arteaga, O., Bertran, E., Serna, R., González-Elipe, A.R., Yubero, F. Applied Surface Science, 475 (2019) 230-236 |
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Laser-induced coloration of ceramic tiles covered with magnetron sputtered precursor layersRico, V.J., Lahoz, R., Rey-García, F., de Francisco, I., Gil-Rostra, J., Espinós, J.P., de la Fuente, G.F., González-Elipe, A.R. Journal of the American Ceramic Society, 102(2019) 1589-1598 |
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CuxCo3-xO4 ultra-thin film as efficient anodic catalysts for anion exchange membrane water electrolysersLópez-Fernández, E., Gil-Rostra, J., Espinós, J.P., González-Elipe, A.R., Yubero, F., de Lucas-Consuegra, A. Journal of Power Sources, 415 (2019) 136-144 |
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Environmentally Tight TiO2 –SiO2 Porous 1D-Photonic StructuresGarcía-Valenzuela, A., López-Santos, C., Rico, V., Alvarez, R., Palmero, A., González-Elipe, A.R. Advanced Materials Interfaces, 6 (2019) 1801212 |
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Growth of nanocolumnar thin films on patterned substrates at oblique anglesGarcia-Valenzuela, A., Muñoz-Piña, S., Alcala, G., Alvarez, R., Lacroix, B., Santos, A.J., Cuevas-Maraver, J., Rico, V., Gago, R., Vazquez, L., Cotrino, J., Gonzalez-Elipe, A.R., Palmero, A. Plasma Processes and Polymers, 16 (2019) 1800135 |
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Isotope labelling for reaction mechanism analysis in DBD plasma processesNavascués, P., Obrero-Pérez, J.M., Cotrino, J., González-Elipe, A.R., Gómez-Ramírez, A. Catalysts, 9 (2019) 45 |
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Graphene Formation Mechanism by the Electrochemical Promotion of a Ni CatalystEspinós, J.P., Rico, V.J., González-Cobos, J., Sánchez-Valencia, J.R., Pérez-Dieste, V., Escudero, C., De Lucas-Consuegra, A., González-Elipe, A.R. ACS Catalysis, 9 (2019) 11447-11454 |
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The Role of Surface Recombination on the Performance of Perovskite Solar Cells: Effect of Morphology and Crystalline Phase of TiO2 ContactIdígoras, J., Contreras-Bernal, L., Cave, J.M., Courtier, N.E., Barranco, A., Borras, A., Sánchez-Valencia, J.R., Anta, J.A., Walker, A.B. Advanced Materials Interfaces, 5 (2018) 1801076 |
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Enhancing Moisture and Water Resistance in Perovskite Solar Cells by Encapsulation with Ultrathin Plasma PolymersIdígoras, J., Aparicio, F.J., Contreras-Bernal, L., Ramos-Terrón, S., Alcaire, M., Sánchez-Valencia, J.R., Borras, A., Barranco, Á., Anta, J.A. ACS Applied Materials and Interfaces, 10 (2018) 11587-11594 |
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Influence of irrigation conditions in the germination of plasma treated Nasturtium seedsMolina, R., López-Santos, C., Gómez-Ramírez, A., Vílchez, A., Espinós, J.P., González-Elipe, A.R. Scientific Reports, 8 (2018) 16442 |
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Nanostructural Analysis of Porous Oblique Angle Deposited (OAD) Multilayer Systems by Grazing-Incidence Small-Angle X-Ray ScatteringOliva-Ramírez, M., López-Santos, C., Yubero, F., González-Elipe, A.R. Advanced Materials Interfaces, 5 (2018) 1800530 |
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Sensing and biosensing with screen printed electrodes modified with nanostructured nickel oxide thin films prepared by magnetron sputtering at oblique anglesSalazar, P., Garcia-Garcia, F.J., Gonzalez-Elipe, A.R. Electrochemistry Communications, 94 (2018) 5-8 |
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Growth of nanocolumnar porous TiO2 thin films by magnetron sputtering using particle collimatorsGarcia-Valenzuela, A., Alvarez, R., Rico, V., Cotrino, J., Gonzalez-Elipe, A.R., Palmero, A Surface and Coatings Technology, 343(2018) 172-177 |
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Colorimetric energy sensitive scintillator detectors based on luminescent multilayer designsFerrer, F.J., Gil-Rostra, J., González-Elipe, A.R., Yubero, F. Sensors and Actuators, A: Physical, 272 (2018) 217-222 |
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Dye Giant Absorption and Light Confinement Effects in Porous Bragg MicrocavitiesOliva-Ramírez, M., Gil-Rostra, J., Simonsen, A.C., Yubero, F., González-Elipe, A.R. ACS Photonics, 5 (2018) 984-991 |
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Microstructural engineering and use of efficient poison resistant Au-doped Ni-GDC ultrathin anodes in methane-fed solid oxide fuel cellsGarcia-Garcia, F.J., Yubero, F., González-Elipe, A.R., Lambert, R.M., International Journal of Hydrogen Energy, 43 (2018) 885-893 |
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Antibacterial response of titanium oxide coatings doped by nitrogen plasma immersion ion implantationJ. Esparza, G.G. Fuentes, R. Bueno, R. Rodriguez, J.A. Garcia, A.I. Vitas, V. Rico, A.R. González-Elipe. Surface and Coatings Technology, 314 (2017) 67-71 |
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Optofluidic device to monitor the evolution of liquid products by near infrared spectroscopy (2019)
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Origin of Light-Induced Photophysical Effects in Organic Metal Halide Perovskites in the Presence of OxygenAnaya, M., Galisteo-López, J.F., Calvo, M.E., Espinós, J.P., Míguez, H. Journal of Physical Chemistry Letters, 9 (2019) 3891-3896 |
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Controlled thermolysis of MIL-101(Fe, Cr) for synthesis of Fe x O y /porous carbon as negative electrode and Cr2O3 /porous carbon as positive electrode of supercapacitorFarisabadi, A., Moradi, M., Hajati, S., Kiani, M.A., Espinos, J.P. Applied Surface Science, 469 (2019) 192-203 |
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Comparative studies on electrochemical energy storage of NiFe-S nanoflake and NiFe-OH towards aqueous supercapacitorNaseri, M., Moradi, M., Hajati, S., Espinos, J.P., Kiani, M.A. Journal of Materials Science: Materials in Electronics, 30 (2019) 4499-4510 |
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XPS primary excitation spectra of Zn 2p, Fe 2p, and Ce 3d from ZnO, α-Fe2O3 , and CeO2Pauly, N., Yubero, F., Espinós, J.P., Tougaard, S. Surface and Interface Analysis, 51 (2019) 353-360 |
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Highly selective few-ppm NO gas-sensing based on necklace-like nanofibers of ZnO/CdO n-n type I heterojunctionNaderi, H., Hajati, S., Ghaedi, M., Espinos, J.P. Sensors and Actuators, B: Chemical, 297 (2019) 126774 |
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A compact and portable optofluidic device for detection of liquid properties and label-free sensingF. Lahoz, I. R. Martín, D. Walo, J. Gil-Rostra, F. Yubero, A. R. Gonzalez-Elipe Journal of Physics D: Applied Physics, 50 (2017) 215103 |
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Energy-Sensitive Ion- and Cathode-Luminescent Radiation-Beam Monitors Based on Multilayer Thin-Film DesignsJ. Gil-Rostra, F. J. Ferrer, J.P. Espinós, A. R. González-Elipe, F. Yubero ACS Applied Materials & Interfaces, 9 (2017) 16313–16320 |
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Enhanced green fluorescent protein in optofluidic Fabry-Perot microcavity to detect laser induced temperature changes in a bacterial cultureF. Lahoz, I. R. Martín, D. Walo, R. Freire, J. Gil-Rostra, F. Yubero, A. R. Gonzalez-Elipe Applied Physics Letters, 111 (2017) 111103 |
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Structural control in porous/compact multilayer systems grown by magnetron sputteringA. Garcia-Valenzuela, C. Lopez-Santos, R. Alvarez, V. Rico, J. Cotrino, A. R. Gonzalez-Elipe, A. Palmero Nanotechnology, 28 (2017) 465605 |
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Robust polarization active nanostructured 1D Bragg Microcavities as optofluidic label-free refractive index sensorM. Oliva-Ramirez, J. Gil-Rostra, F. Yubero, A.R. González-Elipe. Sensors and Actuators B: Chemical, 56 (2018) 590-599 |
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Vapor and liquid optical monitoring with sculptured Bragg microcavitiesM. Oliva-Ramirez, J. Gil-Rostra, M.C. López-Santos, A.R. González-Elipe, F. Yubero. Journal of Nanophotonics, 11 (2017) 046009 |
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High performance novel gadolinium doped ceria/yttria stabilized zirconia/nickel layered and hybrid thin film anodes for application in solid oxide fuel cellsF.J. Garcia-Garcia, A.M. Beltrán, F.Yubero, A.R.González-Elipe, R.M.Lambert Journal of Power Sources, 363 (2017) 251-259 |
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Nickel/Copper Bilayer-modified Screen Printed Electrode for Glucose Determination in Flow Injection AnalysisP. Salazar, V. Rico, A.R. Gonzalez-Elipe Electroanalysis, 30 (2018) 187–193 |
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Reliability of new poly (lactic-co-glycolic acid) membranes treated with oxygen plasma plus silicon dioxide layers for pre-prosthetic guided bone regeneration processesG. Castillo-Dalí, R. Castillo-Oyagüe, A. Batista-Cruzado, C. López-Santos, A. R. González-Elipe, J-L. Saffar, C. D. Lynch, J.L. Gutiérrez-Pérez, D. Torres-Lagares Medicina oral, patologia oral y cirugia bucal 22 (2017), e242 |
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Impact of moisture on efficiency-determining electronic processes in perovskite solar cellsM. Salado, L. Contreras-Bernal, L. Caliò, A. Todinova, C. López-Santos, S. Ahmad, A. Borras, J. Idígoras, J. A. Anta. Journal of Materials Chemistry A 5 (2017) 10917 |
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Cholesterol biosensing with a polydopamine-modified nanostructured platinum electrode prepared by oblique angle physical vacuum depositionM. Martín; P. Salazar; R. Álvarez; A. Palmero; C. López-Santos; J.L. González-Mora; A.R. González-Elipe. Sensors and Actuators, B: Chemical 240 (2017) 37-45 |
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Vapor and liquid optical monitoring with sculptured Bragg microcavitiesM. Oliva-Ramirez, J. Gil-Rostra, M.C. López-Santos, A.R. González-Elipe, F. Yubero. Proceedings of SPIE – The International Society for Optical Engineering 10356 (2017) 1035603 |
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Micron-Scale Wedge Thin films Prepared by Plasma Enhanced Chemical Vapor DepositionM.C. Lopez-Santos, R. Alvarez, A. Palmero, A. Borras, R. Casquel del Campo, M. Holgado, A.R. Gonzalez-Elipe Plasma Processes and Polymers 14 (2017) 1700043 |
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Self-Assembly of the Nonplanar Fe(III) Phthalocyanine Small-Molecule: Unraveling the Impact on the Magnetic Properties of Organic NanowiresA. N. Filippin, V. López-Flores, T. C. Rojas, Z. Saghi, V.J. Rico , J.R. Sanchez-Valencia, J.P. Espinós , A. Zitolo, M. Viret, P.A. Midgley, A. Barranco, A. Borras Chemistry of Materials 30 (2018) 879-887 |
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In situ monitoring of the phenomenon of electrochemical promotion of catalysisJ.P. Espinós, V.J. Rico, J. González-Cobos, J.R. Sánchez-Valencia, V. Pérez-Dieste, C. Escudero, A. de Lucas-Consuegra, A.R. González-Elipe Journal of Catalysis 358 (2018) 27–34 |
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Silver and gold nanoparticles in nanometric confined templates: synthesis and alloying within the anisotropic pores of oblique angle deposited filmsJ. Parra-Barranco, J.R. Sanchez-Valencia, A. Barranco, A. R. González-Elipe. Nanotechnology, 28 (2017), 485602 (10 pp) |
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Nanocolumnar association and domain formation in porous thin films grown by evaporation at oblique anglesC. Lopez-Santos, R. Álvarez, A. García-Valenzuela, V. Rico, M. Loeffler, A. R. González-Elipe and A. Palmero. Nanotechnology, 27 (2016), 395702 (9 pp) |
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Stoichiometric Control of SiOx Thin Films Grown by Reactive Magnetron Sputtering at Oblique AnglesGarcia-Valenzuela, Aurelio; Alvarez, Rafael; Lopez-Santos, Carmen; Ferrer, Francisco; Rico, Victor; Guillen, Elena; Alcon-Camas, Mercedes; Escobar-Galindo, Ramon; Gonzalez-Elipe, Agustin; Palmero, Alberto. Plasma, Processes and Polymers 13, (2016), 1242 (6 pp). |
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In Vitro and in Vivo Study of Poly(Lactic–co–Glycolic) (PLGA) Membranes Treated with Oxygen Plasma and Coated with Nanostructured Hydroxyapatite Ultrathin Films for Guided Bone Regeneration ProcessesDaniel Torres-Lagares , Lizett Castellanos-Cosano , María Ángeles Serrera-Figallo , Francisco J. García-García , Carmen López-Santos , Angel Barranco, Agustín Rodríguez-Gonzalez Elipe , Cristóbal Rivera-Jiménez and José-Luis Gutiérrez-Pérez Polymers 9 (2017) 410 |
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Critical Role of Oxygen in Silver-Catalyzed Glaser-Hay Coupling on Ag(100) under Vacuum and in Solution on Ag ParticlesN. Orozco, G. Kyriakou, S.K. Beaumont, J. Fernandez-Sanz, J.P. Holgado, M.J. Taylor, J.P. Espinós, A.M. Marquez, D.J. Waatson, A.R. Gonzalez-Elipe, R.M. Lambert ACS Catalysis, 7 (2017) 3113-3120 |
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Preparation and optimization of fluorescent thin films of rosamine-SiO2/TiO2 composites for NO2 sensingM.G. Guillen, F. Gamez, B. Suarez, C. Queiros, A.M.G. Silva, A. Barranco, J.R. Sanchez-Valencia, J.M. Pedrosa, T. Lopez-Costa Materials, 10 (2017) 124 |
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Plasma assisted oblique angle deposition of transparent and conductive in-plane anisotropic ITO thin filmsJ. Parra-Barranco, J.R. Sanchez-Valencia, F.J. Aparicio, F. Garcia-Garcia, F.J. Ferrer, V. Rico, C. Lopez-Santos, A. Borras, A.R. Gonzalez-Elipe, A. Barranco ECS Transactions, 77 (2017) 9-15 |
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One-reactor plasma assisted fabrication of ZnO@TiO 2 multishell nanotubes: Assessing the impact of a full coverage on the photovoltaic performanceA.N. Filippin, M. Macias-Montero, Z. Saghi, J. Idigoras, P. Burder, J.R. Sanchez-Valencia, A. Barranco, P.A. Migdley, J.A. Anta, A. Borras Scientific Reports, 7 (2017) 9646 |
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A Full Vacuum Approach for the Fabrication of Hybrid White-Light-Emitting Thin Films and Wide-Range In Situ Tunable Luminescent MicrocavitiesYoussef Oulad-Zian, Juan Ramon Sanchez-Valencia, Manuel Oliva.Ramirez, Julian Parra-Barranco, Maria Alcaire, Francisco J. Aparicio, Ana Mora-Boza, Juan Pedro Espinos, Francisco Yubero, Agustin R. Gonzalez-Elipe, Angel Barranco and Ana Borras Advanced Optical Materials, 4 (2016) 1124–1131 |
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Optical Gas Sensing of Ammonia and Amines Based on Protonated Porphyrin/TiO2 Composite Thin FilmsPedro Castillero, Javier Roales , Tânia Lopes-Costa , Juan R. Sánchez-Valencia, Angel Barranco, Agustín R. González-Elipe and José M. Pedrosa Sensors, 17 (2017) 24 |
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Formation of Subsurface W5+ Species in Gasochromic Pt/WO3 Thin Films Exposed to HydrogenPedro Castillero, Victor Rico-Gavira, Carmen López-Santos, Angel Barranco, Virginia Pérez-Dieste, Carlos Escudero, Juan P. Espinós, and Agustín R. González-Elipe The Journal of Physical Chemistry C, 121 (2017) 15719−15727 |
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Vacuum template synthesis of multifunctional nanotubes with tailored nanostructured wallsA.Nicolas Filippin, Manuel Macias-Montero, Zineb Saghi, Jesús Idígoras, Pierre Burdet, Angel Barranco, Paul Midgley, Juan A. Anta & Ana Borras Scientific Reports, 6 (2016) 20637 |
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Low-Temperature Plasma Processing of Platinum Porphyrins for the Development of Metal Nanostructured LayersAlejandro Nicolas Filippin, Juan Ramon Sanchez-Valencia, Jesús Idígoras, Manuel Macias-Montero, Maria Alcaire, Francisco Javier Aparicio, Juan Pedro Espinos, Carmen Lopez-Santos, Fabian Frutos, Angel Barranco, Juan Antonio Anta, Ana Borras Advanced Materials Interfaces 4 (2017) 1601233 |
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Plasma assisted deposition of single and multistacked TiO2 hierarchical nanotube photoanodesA. Nicolas Filippin, Juan R. Sanchez-Valencia,Jesús Idígoras, T. Cristina Rojas, Angel Barranco, Juan A. Anta and Ana Borras Nanoscale, 9 (2017) 8133-8141 |
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A novel 3D absorption correction method for quantitative EDX-STEM tomographyPierre Burdet, Z.Saghi, A.N.Filippin, A.Borrás, P.A.Midgley Ultramicroscopy, 160 (2016) 118–129 |
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Multicolored Emission and Lasing in DCM-Adamantane Plasma Nanocomposite Optical FilmsMaría Alcaire, Luis Cerdán, Fernando Lahoz Zamarro, Francisco J. Aparicio, Juan Carlos González, Francisco J. Ferrer, Ana Borras, Juan Pedro Espinós, and Angel Barranco ACS Applied Materials and Interfaces, 9 (2017) 8948−8959 |
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In Situ Determination of the Water Condensation Mechanisms on Superhydrophobic and Superhydrophilic Titanium Dioxide Nanotubes
Manuel Macias-Montero, Carmen Lopez-Santos, A. Nicolas Filippin, Victor J. Rico, Juan P. Espinos,Jordi Fraxedas Virginia Perez-Dieste, Carlos Escudero, Agustin R. Gonzalez-Elipe, Ana Borras Langmuir 33 (2017) 6449−6456 |
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Surface chemistry and germination improvement of Quinoa seeds subjected to plasma activationA. Gómez-Ramírez, C. López-Santos, M. Cantos, J. L. García, R. Molina, J. Cotrino, J. P. Espinós and A. R. González-Elipe Scientific Reports, 7 (2017) 5924 |
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About the enhancement of chemical yield during the atmospheric plasma synthesis of ammonia in a ferroelectric packed bed reactor
Ana Gómez-Ramírez, Antonio M. Montoro-Damas, José Cotrino, Richard M. Lambert, Agustín R. González-Elipe Plasma Processes and Polymers,14 (2016) 1600081 |
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Improving the pollutant removal efficiency of packed-bed plasma reactors incorporating ferroelectric componentsAna Gómez-Ramírez , Antonio M. Montoro-Damas , Miguel A. Rodríguez, Agustín R. González-Elipe, José Cotrino Chemical Engineering Journal, 314 (2017) 311–319 DOI: 10.1016/j.cej.2016.11.065
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Efficient synthesis of ammonia from N2 and H2 alone in a ferroelectric packed-bed DBD reactorA Gómez-Ramírez, J Cotrino, R M Lambert and A R González-Elipe Plasma Sources Science and Technology, 24 (2015) 065011 7pp DOI:10.1088/0963-0252/24/6/065011
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On the Effect of Wall Slip on the Determination of the Yield Stress of Magnetorheological FluidsJaime Caballero-Hernandez, Ana Gomez-Ramirez, Juan D.G. Duran, F. Gonzalez-Caballero, Andrey Yu. Zubarev, Modesto T. Lopez-Lopez Applied Rheology, 27 (2017) 15001 |
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Structural dynamics during laser-induced ultrafast demagnetizationEmmanuelle Jal, Víctor López-Flores, Niko Pontius, Tom Ferté, Nicolas Bergeard, Christine Boeglin, Boris Vodungbo, Jan Lüning, and Nicolas Jaouen Physical Review B 95, 184422 (2017) |
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Purely organic and hybrid organic-inorganic spin valves on supported nanowires produced by advanced vacuum and plasma-assisted deposition techniques
The transition to organic electronics requires new devices on the nanometer scale composed only by organic materials, providing small, flexible, transparent and cheap devices. Among electronic devices, the spin valves have stood out for their rapid transfer from the experimental phase to the general public products, but a reliable organic spin valve nanometric device is yet to be developed.
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Nanostructured multilayered architectures for the development of optofluidic responsive devices, smart labels, and advanced surface functionalization
Read more …NANOFlow is a multidisciplinary Project that aims the development of novel optofluidics sensing devices integrating advanced multifunctional nanostructured materials. The project is solidly grounded in the research group experience in the synthesis of nanoestructured functional thin films, advance surface treatments and development of planar photonic structures The main objective of the project is to combine and integrate the available synthetic and processing methodologies in the fabrication of optofluidic components capable of modifying their physical behavior when they are exposed to liquids. The integration of these optofluidic components together with accessory technologies based on new principles of photonic detection, large surface area microplasmas discharge as light sources or flexible substrates for the fabrication of sensing tags define an ambitious landscape of applications that will be explored in the project. Besides, the modeling of thin film growth in combination with advanced deposition diagnosis methodologies will be combined to adjust the thin film deposition processes to the desired functionalities.Therefore, NANOFlow aims to cover all the scientific-technological chain from the materials development to the final applications including advanced characterization, flexible synthetic routes, alternative low-cost and high throughput process (e.g. atmospheric plasma synthesis), device integration and testing of devices in real conditions. The NANOFlow research activities will culminate in the development of three innovative devices, namely smart labels for sensing, traceability and anticounterfeiting applications (e.g. smart labels incorporated in food-packaging), a versatile optofluidic multisensing device and an optofluidic photocatalytic cleaning system that will integrate a large area microplasma source, liquid actuated UV/Visible optical switches and a photocatalytic nanostructured surface. All of these devices will operate under the basis of an optofluidic actuation and/or response and are designed to present clear potentialities for direct application in liquid sensing, manipulation and monitoring. The NANOFlow research activities in the different work-packages and, particularly, the final devices are intended to have a direct impact in the Theme 2 (Seguridad and Calidad Alimentaria) of the “RETOS” defined in the call covering this project proposal.. Besides, some of the activities proposed, in particular the third device are also connected with the Theme 3 (Energía segura eficiente y limpia) of the call. It is very interesting to stress that these activities are of particular relevance in the geographical context of Andalucia where Agriculture, Food production and Energy are three of the most relevant strategic sectors.
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Marie Curie Project. PlasmaPerovSol 01/01/2016 – Project Starts! This project has received funding from the European Union’s Horizon 2020 research and innovation programme under grant agreement No 661480.
07/02/2016 – A synchrotron project at DESY, Hamburg has been granted. The project “One-Dimensional conformal perovskite-based solar cells fabricated by a full plasma and vacuum integrated process” will allow to measure the different components of the solar cells by Grazing Incidence Small Angle X-ray Scattering (GISAXS). More Information at: http://photon-science.desy.de/facilities/petra_iii/beamlines/p03_minaxs/index_eng.html
05/05/2016 – One-Reactor System:
15/05/2016 – Juan Ramon Sanchez-Valencia receives the 4th award “Manuel Losada Villasante” to the excellence in investigation and innovation.
A short interview after this award is available at: http://play.cadenaser.com/audio/003RD010000000478256/ Some other links: http://www.diariodesevilla.es/sevilla/Luces-puerta-Carmona_0_1078092826.html https://elpais.com/ccaa/2016/11/02/andalucia/1478102329_311013.html http://comunicacion.us.es/centro-de-prensa/institucional/fallados-los-premios-losada-villasante
01/06/2016 – Interview with SOLAND, a a technology park of excellence focussed on renewable energies and eco-innovation.
15/06/2016 – First GISAXS results …
25/11/2016 – Assistance to an specialized course about Spectroscopic Ellipsometry for advanced optical characterization given by J.A. Woollam Co. at the University of Cadiz.
23/12/2016 – NFFA proposal has been satisfactorily evaluated and will allow to access advanced characterization techniques such as Transmission Electron Microscopy (TEM) measurements.
22/02/2017 – Training for the new Scanning Electron Microscope in the University Pablo de Olavide. The system is equipped (among others) with a 4-tip micromanipulator that can be used for electrical measurements.
22/03/2017 – A new Article has just been accepted in Nanoscale. And it has been selected as the journal Cover. http://pubs.rsc.org/en/Content/ArticleLanding/2017/NR/C7NR00923B#!divAbstract
05/05/2016 – One-Reactor System is connected to the Glovebox and the Plasma source is fully operative.
19/04/2017 – A new Article has just been accepted in Advanced Materials Interfaces. And it has been selected as the journal Cover. http://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/wol1/doi/10.1002/admi.201601233/full
01/06/2017 – Adrien Soloy, a master student from the University of Lille has arrived to perform a two months secondment at our Laboratory. He will fabricate perovskite based solar cells.
29/05/2017 – A new Article has just been accepted in ECS Transactions.
29/05/2017 – A new open access Article has just been accepted in Scientific Reports. https://www.nature.com/articles/s41598-017-09601-7
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A full plasma and vacuum integrated process for the synthesis of high efficiency planar and 1D conformal perovskite solar cells
Read more …Photovoltaic or solar cells (SC) devices –that transform light into electricity- have been extensively studied in the last decades since they represent a promising way to exploit the sun energy. Currently, perovskite-based solar cells(SC) are receiving increasing attention due to their low cost and high efficiency. They are very promising as an alternative for the existing ones, but still need to advance to reach higher efficiency and durability and require synthesis methods compatible with the industrial production of CMOS devices at wafer scale. These recent SC are mostly fabricated via wet methods in planar architecture. Inherent to the nature of the wet approaches, usually appear several drawbacks as contaminations and chemical reactions on the interfaces that might result deterioration of the SC performance. PlasmaPerovSol main objective is the fabrication of a complete perovskite solar cell device by a full plasma and vacuum integrated process carried out under the premises of the “one reactor concept”. Thus, the different components of the solar cell will be deposited sequentially within a vacuum reactor avoiding exposition of the materials and interfaces to air or solvents. The technology developed by the hosting group combine vacuum deposition assisted by plasma that permits the fabrication of conformal layers over a large variety of templates. This approach is also proposed here to fabricate conformal multilayers over 1D scaffold that will push the advantages of one-dimensional SC. Plasma and vacuum processes present as advantage the high purity and stoichiometric control on the deposition within an ample range of materials compositions. The synthesis approach is compatible with large scale industrial production and allows the fabrication of SC on processable and flexible substrates. At the same time, the low temperatures used make the approach compatible with current CMOS technology and by using masks permits their integration on preformed devices.
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Non-enzymatic hydrogen peroxide detection at NiO nanoporous thin film- electrodes prepared by physical vapor deposition at oblique anglesPedro Salazar, Victor Rico, Agustín R. González-Elipe |
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1-dimensional TiO2 nano-forests as photoanodes for efficient and stable perovskite solar cells fabricationManuel Salado, Manuel Oliva Ramírez, Samrana Kazim, Agustín R. González-Elipe, Shahzada Ahmad |
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High-Rate Deposition of Stoichiometric Compounds by Reactive Magnetron Sputtering at Oblique AnglesRafael Alvarez, Aurelio Garcia-Valenzuela, Carmen Lopez-Santos, Francisco J. Ferrer, Victor Rico, Elena Guillen, Mercedes Alcon-Camas, Ramon Escobar-Galindo, Agustin R. Gonzalez-Elipe, Alberto Palmero |
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Cathode and ion-luminescence of Eu:ZnO thin films prepared by reactive magnetron sputtering and plasma decomposition of non-volatile precursorsJorge Gil-Rostra, Francisco J. Ferrer, Inocencio R. Martín, Agustín R. González-Elipe, Francisco Yubero |
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Synthesis, characterization and performance of robust poison-resistant ultrathin film yttria stabilized zirconia-nickel anodes for application in solid electrolyte fuel cellsF.J. Garcia-Garcia, F. Yubero, J.P. Espinos, A.R. Gonzalez-Elipe, R.M. Lambert |
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Isotope labelling to study molecular fragmentation during the dielectric barrier discharge wet reforming of methaneAntonio M. Montoro-Damas, Ana Gomez-Ramírez, Agustín R. Gonzalez-Elipe, Jose Cotrino |
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Nanostructured Ti thin films by magnetron sputtering at oblique anglesR. Alvarez, J.M. Garcia-Martin, A. Garcia-Valenzuela, M. Macias-Montero, F.J. Ferrer, J. Santiso, V. Rico, J. Cotrino, A.R. González-Elipe, A. Palmero |
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Perspectives on oblique angle deposition of thin films: From fundamentals to devicesAngel Barranco, Ana Borras, Agustin R. Gonzalez-Elipe, Alberto Palmero |
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Ripening and recrystallization of NaCl nanocrystals in humid conditionsM. Oliva-Ramirez, M. Macias-Montero, A. Borras and A. R. Gonzalez-Elipe |
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Electrocatalytic System for the Simultaneous Hydrogen Production and Storage from MethanolJesus Gonzalez-Cobos, Víctor J. Rico, Agustın R. Gonzalez-Elipe, José Luis Valverde, Antonio de Lucas-Consuegra |
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Optofluidic Modulation of Self-Associated Nanostructural Units Forming Planar Bragg MicrocavitiesManuel Oliva-Ramirez, Angel Barranco, Markus Löffler, Francisco Yubero, Agustin R. González-Elipe |
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Dye-based photonic sensing systemsFrancisco J. Aparicio, María Alcaire, Agustín R. González-Elipe, Angel Barranco,Miguel Holgado, Rafael Casquel, Francisco J. Sanza, Amadeu Griol, Damien Bernier, Fabian Dortu, Santiago Cáceres, Mikael |
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Metallization of ceramic substrates by laser induced decomposition ofcoordination complexesV. Rico, C. López-Gascón, J.P. Espinós, R. Lahoz, M. Laguna, A.R. González-Elipe, G.F. de la Fuente |
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Nanoindentation and scratch resistance of multilayered TiO2-SiO2 coatings with different nanocolumnar structures deposited by PV-OADJ J Roa, V Rico, M Oliva-Ramírez, A R González-Elipe, E Jiménez-Piqué |
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Non-enzymataic Glucose electrochemical sensor made of porous NiO thin films prepared by reactive magnetron sputtering at oblique anglesF.J. Garcia-Garcia, P. Salazar, F. Yubero, A.R. González-Elipe |
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Highly Porous ZnO Thin Films and 1D Nanostructures by Remote Plasma Processing of Zn-PhthalocyanineMaria Alcaire, Alejandro Nicolas Filippin, Manuel Macias-Montero, Juan R. Sanchez-Valencia, Teresa Cristina Rojas, Ana Mora-Boza, Carmen Lopez-Santos, Juan P. Espinos, Angel Barranco, Ana Borras |
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The interaction between hybrid organic–inorganic halide perovskite and selective contacts in perovskite solar cells: an infrared spectroscopy studyJ. Idígoras, A. Todinova, J. R. Sánchez-Valencia, A. Barranco, A. Borrás, J. A. Anta |
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Characterization and application of a new pH sensor based on magnetron sputtered porous WO3 thin films deposited at oblique anglesPedro Salazar, Francisco J. Garcia-Garcia, Francisco Yubero, Jorge Gil-Rostra, Agustín R. González-Elipe |
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Stabilization of catalyst particles against sintering on oxide supports with high oxygen ion lability exemplified by Ir-catalyzed decomposition of N2OIoannis V. Yentekakis, Grammatiki Goula, Paraskevi Panagiotopoulou, Stavroula Kampouri, Martin J. Taylor, Georgios Kyriakoub, Richard M. Lambert |
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Surface science for heterogeneous catalysis, a special issue in honour of Professor Richard M. LambertRichard M. Lambert |
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Nickel–copper bilayer nanoporous electrode prepared by physical vapor deposition at oblique angles for the non-enzymatic determination of glucoseP. Salazar, V. Rico, A.R. González-Elipe |
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Application of Prussian Blue electrodes for amperometric detection of free chlorine in water samples using Flow Injection AnalysisP. Salazar, M. Martín, J.L. González-Mora, A.R. González-Elipe |
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Glutamate microbiosensors based on Prussian Blue modified carbon fiber electrodes for neuroscience applications: In-vitro characterizationP. Salazar, M. Martín, R.D. O’Neill, J.L. González-Mora |
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Reduced graphene oxide-carboxymethylcellulose layered with platinum nanoparticles/PAMAM dendrimer/magnetic nanoparticles hybrids. Application to the preparation of enzyme electrochemical biosensorsBoryana Borisova, Alfredo Sánchez, Sandra Jiménez-Falcao, Miriam Martín, Pedro Salazar, Concepción Parrado, José M. Pingarrón, Reynaldo Villalonga |
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Sensor, apparatus and method for determining a concentration of solute in a solution (2016)
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System and method for analysing the gas present in the interannular space in tubular solar receivers (2016)
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Rapid Legionella pneumophila determination based on a disposable core–shell Fe3O4@poly(dopamine) magnetic nanoparticles immunoplatformM. Martín, P. Salazar, C. Jiménez, M. Lecuona, M.J. Ramos, J. Ode, J. Alcoba, R. Roche, R. Villalonga, S. Campuzano, J.M. Pingarrón, J.L. González-Mora |
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Plasma Reforming of Methane in a Tunable Ferroelectric Packed-bed Dielectric Barrier Discharge ReactorA.M. Montoro-Damas, J.J. Brey, M.A. Rodríguez, A.R. González-Elipe, J. Cotrino |
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Amperometric magnetobiosensors using poly(dopamine)-modified Fe3O4 magnetic nanoparticles for the detection of phenolic compoundsM. Martín, P. Salazar, S. Campuzano, R. Villalonga, J.M. Pingarrón, J.L. González-Mora |
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Monitorización en tiempo real de múltiples propiedades de fluidos mediante transductores fotónicos y electromagnéticos (REMO)
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Sonogashira Cross-Coupling and Homocoupling on a Silver Surface: Chlorobenzene and Phenylacetylene on Ag(100)C. Sánchez-Sánchez, N. Orozco, J.P. Holgado, S.K. Beaumont, G. Kyriakou, D.J. Watson, A.R. González-Elipe, L. Feria, J. Fernández-Sanz, R.M. Lambert |
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“In Operando” X‑ray Absorption Spectroscopy Analysis of Structural Changes During Electrochemical Cycling of WO3 and WxSiyOz Amorphous Electrochromic Thin Film CathodesF.J. García-García, J. Gil-Rostra, F. Yubero, J.P. Espinós, A.R. González-Elipe, J. Chaboy |
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Active vacuum brazing of CNT films to metal substrates for superior electron field emission performanceR. Longtin, J.R. Sanchez-Valencia, R. Furrer, E. Hack, H. Elsener, P. Greenwood, N. Rupesinghe, K. Teo, Ch. Leinenbach, P. Gröning |
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Laser Treatment of Ag@ZnO Nanorods as Long-Life-Span SERS SurfacesM. Macias-Montero, R.J. Pelaez, V.J. Rico, Z. Saghi, P. Midgley, C.N. Afonso, A.R. González-Elipe, A. Borrás |
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Flexible Distributed Bragg Reflectors from Nanocolumnar TemplatesM.E. Calvo, L. González-García, J. Parra-Barranco, A. Barranco, A. Jiménez-Solano, A.R. González-Elipe, H. Míguez |
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Nanocolumnar coatings with selective behavior towards osteoblast and Staphylococcus aureus proliferationI. Izquierdo-Barba, J.M. García-Martín, R. Álvarez, A. Palmero, J. Esteban, C. Pérez-Jorge, D. Arcos, M. Vallet-Regí |
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A novel and improved surfactant-modified Prussian Blue electrode for amperometric detection of free chlorine in waterP. Salazar, M. Martín, F.J. García-García, J.L. González-Mora, A.R. González-Elipe |
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Effect of magnesium and titanium on the cathodic behaviour of aluminium in nitric acidF.J. García-García, T.Y. Chiu, P. Skeldon, G. E. Thompson |
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New Copper wide range nanosensor electrode prepared by physical vapor deposition at oblique angles for the non-enzimatic determination of glucoseP. Salazar, V. Rico, R. Rodríguez-Amaro, J.P. Espinós, A.R. González-Elipe |
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Core–shell polydopamine magnetic nanoparticles as sorbent inmicro-dispersive solid-phase extraction for the determination ofestrogenic compounds in water samples prior to high-performanceliquid chromatography–mass spectrometry analysisB. Socas-Rodríguez, J. Hernández-Borges, P. Salazar, M. Martín, M.A. Rodríguez-Delgado |
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Theory and Practice: Bulk Synthesis of C3B and its H2- and Li-Storage CapacityT.C. King, P.D. Matthews, H. Glass, J.A. Cormack, J.P. Holgado, M. Leskes, J.M. Griffin, O.A. Scherman, P.D. Barker, C.P. Grey, S.E. Dutton, R.M. Lambert, G. Tustin, A. Alavi, D.S. Wright |
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Free-Base Carboxyphenyl Porphyrin Films Using a TiO2J. Roales, J.M. Pedrosa, M.G. Guillén, T. Lopes-Costa, P. Castillero, A. Barranco, A.R. González-Elipe |
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Porous, robust highly conducting Ni-YSZ thin film anodes prepared by magnetron sputtering at oblique angles for application as anodes and buffer layers in solid oxide fuel cellsF.J. García-García, F. Yubero, A.R. González-Elipe, S.P. Balomenou, D. Tsiplakides, I. Petrakopoulou, R.M. Lambert |
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Anisotropic In-Plane Conductivity and Dichroic Gold Plasmon Resonance in Plasma-Assisted ITO Thin Films e‑Beam-Evaporated at Oblique AnglesJ. Parra-Barranco, F.J. García-García, V. Rico, A. Borrás, C. López-Santos, F. Frutos, A. Barranco, A.R. González-Elipe |
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Modulating Low Energy Ion Plasma Fluxes for the Growth of Nanoporous Thin FilmsR. Alvarez, C. López-Santos, F.J. Ferrer, V. Rico, J. Cotrino, A.R. González-Elipe, A. Palmero |
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“In situ” XPS studies of laser-induced surface nitridation and oxidation of tantalumR. Lahoz, J.P. Espinós, F. Yubero, A.R. González-Elipe, G.F. de la Fuente |
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Microstructure of mixed oxide thin films prepared by magnetron sputtering at oblique anglesJ. Gil-Rostra, F.J. García-García, F.J. Ferrer, A.R. González-Elipe, F. Yubero |
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Reduced-dose and high-speed acquisition strategies for multi-dimensional electron microscopyZ. Saghi, M. Benning, R. Leary, M. Macias-Montero, A. Borrás, P.A. Midgley |
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Ultraviolet Pretreatment of Titanium Dioxide and Tin-Doped Indium Oxide Surfaces as a Promoter of the Adsorption of Organic Molecules in Dry Deposition Processes: Light Patterning of Organic NanowiresY. Oulad-Zian, J.R. Sánchez-Valencia, J. Parra-Barranco, S. Hamad, J.P. Espinós, A. Barranco, F.J. Ferrer, M. Coll, A. Borrás |
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Physiological Degradation Mechanisms of PLGA Membrane Films under Oxygen Plasma TreatmentC. López-Santos, A. Terriza, J. Portolés, F. Yubero, A.R. González-Elipe |
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Nanocolumnar 1-Dimensional TiO2 Photoanodes Deposited by PVD-OAD for Perovskite Solar Cell FabricationF.J. Ramos, M. Oliva-Ramirez, M. Khaja Nazeeruddin, M. Grätzel, A.R. González-Elipe, S. Ahmad |
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Determination of the Cu 2p primary excitation spectra for Cu, Cu2O and CuON. Pauly, S. Tougaard, F. Yubero |
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Anchoring effect on (tetra)carboxyphenyl porphyrin/TiO2 composite films for VOC optical detectionJ. Roales, J.M. Pedrosa, M. Cano, M.G. Guillén, T. Lopes-Costa, P. Castillero, A. Barranco, A.R. González-Elipe |
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Nanoindentation of nanocolumnar TiO2 thin films with single and stacked zig-zag layersE. Jiménez-Piqué, L. González-García, V.J. Rico, A.R. González-Elipe |
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On the kinetic and thermodynamic electron temperatures in non-thermal plasmasR. Alvarez, J. Cotrino, A. Palmero |
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Structure determination and electronic structure of Cu3Au0.5NG. Soto, I. Ponce, M.G. Moreno, F. Yubero, W. De la Cruz |
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Tuning the transmittance and the electrochromic behavior of CoxSiyOz thin films prepared by magnetron sputtering at glancing angleJ. Gil-Rostra, F.J. García-García, F. Yubero, A.R. González-Elipe |
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Osteoblasts Interaction with PLGA Membranes Functionalized with Titanium Film Nanolayer by PECVD. In vitro Assessment of Surface Influence on Cell Adhesion during Initial Cell to Material InteractionA. Terriza, J. I. Vilches-Pérez, J. L. González-Caballero, E. de la Orden, F. Yubero, A. Barranco, A.R. González-Elipe, J. Vilches, M. Salido |
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Low Temperature Production of Formaldehyde from Carbon Dioxide and Ethane by Plasma-Assisted Catalysis in a Ferroelectrically Moderated Dielectric Barrier Discharge ReactorA. Gómez-Ramírez, V.J. Rico, J. Cotrino, A.R. González-Elipe, R.M. Lambert |
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Study of the early stages of growth of Co oxides on oxide substratesD. Díaz-Fernández, J. Méndez, F. Yubero, G. Domínguez-Cañizares, A. Gutiérrez, L. Soriano |
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Mechanisms of Electron Transport and Recombination in ZnO Nanostructures for Dye-Sensitized Solar CellsA.G. Vega-Poot, M. Macías-Montero, J. Idígoras, A. Borrás, A. Barranco, A.R. González-Elipe, F.I. Lizama-Tzec, G. Oskam, J.A. Anta |
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Perovskite Solar Cells Based on Nanocolumnar Plasma- Deposited ZnO Thin FilmsF.J. Ramos, M.C. López-Santos, E. Guillén, M.K. Nazeeruddin, M. Graetzel, A.R. González-Elipe, S. Ahmad |
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Oxygen Optical Sensing in Gas and Liquids with Nanostructured ZnO Thin Films Based on Exciton Emission DetectionJ.R. Sánchez-Valencia, M. Alcaire, P. Romero-Gómez, M. Macias-Montero, F.J. Aparicio, A. Borrás, A.R. González-Elipe, A. Barranco |
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The Flexible Surface Revisited: Adsorbate-Induced Reconstruction, Homocoupling, and Sonogashira Cross-Coupling on the Au(100) SurfaceC. Sánchez-Sánchez, F. Yubero, A.R. González-Elipe, L. Feria, J. Fernández Sanz, R.M. Lambert |
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Plasma Deposition of Superhydrophobic Ag@TiO2 Core@shell Nanorods on Processable SubstratesM. Macías-Montero, A. Borrás, P. Romero-Gómez, J. Cotrino, F. Frutos, A.R. González-Elipe |
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On the Deposition Rates of Magnetron Sputtered Thin Films at Oblique AnglesR. Alvarez, J.M. García-Martin, M.C. López-Santos, V.Rico, F.J. Ferrer, J. Cotrino, A.R. González-Elipe, A. Palmero |
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Nanocolumnar Growth of Thin Films deposited at Oblique Angles: Beyond the Tangent RuleR. Alvarez, C. López-Santos, J. Parra-Barranco, V. Rico, A. Barranco, J. Cotrino, A.R. González-Elipe, A. Palmero |
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On the formation of the porous structure in nanostructured a-Si coatings deposited by dc magnetron sputtering at oblique anglesV. Godinho, P. Moskovkin, R. Alvarez, J. Caballero-Hernandez, R. Schierholz, B. Bera, J. Demarche, A. Palmero, A. Fernández, S Lucas |
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Simultaneous quantification of light elements in thin films deposited on Si substrates using proton EBS (Elastic Backscattering Spectroscopy)F.J. Ferrer, M. Alcaire, J. Caballero-Hernández, F.J. García-García, J. Gil-Rostra, A. Terriza, V. Godinho, J. García-López, A. Barranco, A. Fernández-Camacho |
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Luminescent 3-hydroxyflavone nanocomposites with a tuneable refractive index for photonics and UV detection by plasma assisted vacuum depositionF.J. Aparicio, M. Alcaire, A. Borrás, J.C. González, F. López-Arbeloa, I. Blaszczyk-Lezak, A.R. González-Elipe, A. Barranco |
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Bending Induced Self-Organized Switchable Gratings on Polymeric SubstratesJ. Parra-Barranco, M. Oliva-Ramírez, L. González-García, M. Alcaire, M. Macias-Montero, A. Borrás, F. Frutos, A.R. González-Elipe, A. Barranco |
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Modeling of X-ray photoelectron spectra: surface and core hole effectsN. Pauly, F. Yubero, S. Tougaard |
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Interpretation of electron Rutherford backscattering spectrometry for hydrogen quantificationR. Alvarez, F. Yubero |
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Influence of thickness and coatings morphology in the antimicrobial performance of zinc oxide coatingsP. Carvalho, P. Sampaio, S. Azevedo, C. Vaz, J.P. Espinós, V. Teixeira, J.O. Carneiro |
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c-C4F8 Plasmas for the Deposition of Fluorinated Carbon FilmsA. Terriza, M. Macías-Montero, M.C. López-Santos, F. Yubero, J. Cotrino, A.R. González-Elipe |
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In vivo comparative model of oxygen plasma and nanocomposite particles on PLGA membranes for guided bone regeneration processes to be applied in pre-prosthetic surgery: A pilot studyG. Castillo-Dalí, R. Castillo-Oyague, A. Terriza, J.L. Saffar, A. Batista, A. Barranco, J. Cabezas-Talavero, Ch.D. Lynch, B. Barouk, A. Llorens, A.J. Sloan, R.V. Cayon, J.L. Gutierrez-Perez, D. Torres |
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Quinone-Rich Poly(dopamine) Magnetic Nanoparticles for Biosensor ApplicationsM. Martín, A. González Orive, P. Lorenzo-Luis, A. Hernández Creus, J.L. González-Mora, P. Salazar |
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The Use of Fluorocarbons to Mitigate the Oxygen Dependence of Glucose Microbiosensors for Neuroscience ApplicationsM. Martín, R.D. O’Neill, J.L. González-Mora, P. Salazar |
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LMM Auger primary excitation spectra of copperN. Pauly, S. Tougaard, F. Yubero |
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The growth of cobalt oxides on HOPG and SiO2 surfaces: A comparative studyD. Díaz-Fernández, J. Méndez, O. Bomatí-Miguel, F. Yubero , R.J.O. Mossanek, M. Abbate, G. Domínguez-Cañizares, A. Gutiérrez, S. Tougaard, L. Soriano |
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Osteoconductive Potential of Barrier NanoSiO2 PLGA Membranes Functionalized by Plasma Enhanced Chemical Vapour DepositionA. Terriza, J.I. Vilches-Pérez, E. de la Orden, F. Yubero, J.L. González-Caballero, A.R. González-Elipe, J. Vilches, M. Salido |
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Dielectric Barrier Discharge plasma for the developing of industrial process at atmospheric pressure (DBD-Tech)
This research project aims first the study of different unknown basic aspects of the construction of the dielectric barrier discharge, better design conditions for: barrier electrodes, the design of the metallic electrodes and dielectrics and to know the best working conditions (size and operation frequency) for the plasma. One goal is to control the lateral functionalization of advanced materials and other objective, is the discovering of new plasma catalysis processes that can increase selectivity and the reduction of energy consumption by plasma chemical reactions in controlled industrial processes of high added value and/or impact. It is expected for both applications, a clear advance in optimization of the industrial process. |
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New multifunctional 1D hybrid nanostructures for selfpowered nanosystems
Read more …HYBR(1)D is a multidisciplinary Project that aims the development of novel multifunctional nanostructured materials for applications as renewable energy devices, photonics and device miniaturization. The main objective of the project is the development of original synthetic strategies for nanostructured 1D materials like organic and inorganic nanowires and other hybrid hetero-structured systems. Special attention will be paid to the development of coaxial “core@shell/multi-shell” structures integrating organic, metallic and oxide nanostructured components. These materials will be synthesized using an innovative methodology compatible with processable substrates of different nature that will be fully scalable to industrial production. In addition, the project also included exploratory studies about self-supported composite membranes where the nanostructured 1D materials will be embedded. A second project objective is to probe the functionality of the novel 1D nanostructures in different applications under the global strategy that we defined as development of “selfpowered nanosystems”. These applications are: energy power generation devices (solar cells and piezoelectric nanogenerators) and nanosensors. It is worthy to notice that although the materials under study are relatively diverse, from semiconducting inorganic nanotubes (TiO2, ZnO) to organic single-crystal nanowires (“small molecules”) or hybrid heterostructures, the synthetic vacuum methodologies are, in all the cases, very similar and easily adaptable. These methodologies are physical vapor deposition (organic molecules), plasma assisted vacuum deposition (organic molecules and inorganic oxides), metal dc-sputtering and oxygen plasma etching. All of them can be used sequentially or in combination and are integrated in the same reactors. The project PI and the Nanotechnology on Surface group from the ICMS-CSIC have a solid background in the use of plasma and vacuum technology for the study of functional thin films and devices that is being extended to the field of 1D supported nanostructures in the recent years. HYBR(1)D project intend to cover all the scientific-technological chain from the materials development to the final applications including advanced characterization, flexible synthetic routes, device integration and testing at laboratory scale.
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Environmental and process monitoring with responsive devices integrating nanostructured thin films grown by innovative vacuum and plasma technologies
Read more …This project aims at the development of a new generation of low dimensional responsive systems and sensors that integrate nanostructured layers with well-controlled electrical and optical properties which, prepared by innovative vacuum and plasma methods, present a tunable and high porosity and are able to actively interact with the environment. The basic principles of the oblique angle approach (OAD) during the physical vapor deposition (PVD) of evaporated thin films will be extended to the fabrication of similar layers by plasma and magnetron sputtering techniques. Combination of these techniques along with other innovative plasma technologies, including atmospheric pressure plasma deposition or plasma-evaporation polymerization will be employed to achieve a strict control over the nanostructure and properties of final films and complex systems . Supported metal and oxide nanostructured thin films, stacked multilayers and hybrid and composite suported nanostructures will be prepared and thereafter characterized by advanced electron and proximity microscopies and other techniques. Process-control strategies will be implemented in order to understand the fundamental mechanisms governing the film structurations and to propose new synthetic routes scalable to industrial production so as to achieve tailored morphologies and properties for these porous thin film materials. Highly ordered and homogenous arrays of these nanostructures will be used as ambient temperature gas and liquid sensors, microfluidic responsive devices and intelligent labelling tags. For these applications the supported porous thin films will be suitably functionalized with metal nanoparticles, grafted molecular chains or layers of other polymeric materials. They will be also stacked in the form of vertically ordered photonic structures. Innovative device integration approaches including the water removal of evaporated sacrificial layers of NaCl and their integration in the form of microdevices will be carried out to fabricate advanced sensors, microreactors and responsive systems. Photonic, electrical and/or electrochemical principles of transduction will be implemented into the devices for detecting and/or fabricating i) oxygen and chlorine in solutions, ii) glucose and organic matter in water iii) gas and vapor sensors or iv) inteligent labels. Specific applications are foressen for the control of the outside environment (air and waters), industrial and greenhouse locations, agroindustrial processes such as fermentation and the tracking and trazability of different kinds of goods and foods.
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Electron and Ion Energy Scintillator Detector (2014)
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Method for producing a hydrogen detection sensor, and resulting sensor (2014)
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Resorbable Membrane for Guided Bone Regeneration (2013)
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Method for Producing a Dielectric and/or Barrier Layer or Multilayer on a Substrate and Device for Implementing Said Method (2013)
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A single-source route to bulk samples of C3N and the co-evolution of graphitic carbon microspheresT.C. King, P.D. Matthews, J.P. Holgado, D.A. Jefferson, R.M. Lambert, A. Alavi, D.S. Wright |
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Vertically Aligned Hybrid Core/Shell Semiconductor Nanowires for Photonics ApplicationsM. Macias-Montero, A.N. Filippin , Z. Saghi , F.J. Aparicio , A. Barranco, J.P. Espinós , F. Frutos, A.R. Gonzalez-Elipe, A. Borrás |
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Liquids Analysis with Optofluidic Bragg MicrocavitiesM. Oliva-Ramirez , L. González-García , J. Parra-Barranco , F. Yubero , A. Barranco , A.R. González-Elipe |
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Competing Misfit Relaxation Mechanisms in Epitaxial Correlated OxidesF. Sandiumenge, J. Santiso, Ll. Balcells, Z. Konstantinovic, J. Roqueta, A. Pomar, J.P. Espinós, B. Martínez |
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Enhanced reactivity and related optical changes of Ag nanoparticles on amorphous Al2O3 supportsR.J. Pelaez, A. Castelo, C.N. Afonso, A. Borras, J.P. Espinos, S. Riedel, P. Leiderer, J. Boneberg |
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Atomistic model of ultra-smooth amorphous thin film growth by low-energy ion-assisted physical vapour depositionR. Alvarez, L. Vazquez, R. Gago, A. Redondo-Cubero, J. Cotrino, A. Palmero |
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A low-temperature single-source route to an efficient broad-band cerium(III) photocatalyst using a bimetallic polyoxotitanium cageY. Lv, M. Yao, J.P. Holgado, T. Roth, A. Steiner, L. Gan, R.M. Lambert, D.S. Wright |
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Enhancement of visible light-induced surface photo-activity of nanostructured N–TiO2 thin films modified by ion implantationP. Romero-Gomez, C. Lopez-Santos, A. Borras, J.P. Espinos, A. Palmero, A.R. Gonzalez-Elipe |
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Preparation and characterization of CrO2 films by Low Pressure Chemical Vapor Deposition from CrO3C. Aguilera, J.C. González, A. Borrás, D. Margineda, J.M. González, A.R. González-Elipe, J.P. Espinós |
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Estudio in-situ de la Transformación Térmica de Limonita Utilizada como Pigmento Procedente de PerúP. Romero-Gómez, J.C. González, A. Bustamante, A. Ruíz-Conde, P.J. Sánchez-Soto |
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Low refractive index SiOF thin films prepared by reactive magnetron sputteringF.J. Garcia-Garcia, J. Gil-Rostra, A. Terriza, J.C. González, J. Cotrino, F. Frutos, F.J. Ferrer, A.R. González-Elipe, F. Yubero |
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Differences in n-type doping efficiency between Al- and Ga-ZnO filmsM. Gabás, A. Landa-Cánovas, J.L. Costa-Krämer, F. Agulló-Rueda, A.R. González-Elipe, P. Díaz-Carrasco, J. Hernández-Moro, I. Lorite, P. Herrero, P. Castillero, A. Barranco, J.R. Ramos-Barrado |
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Growth of silver on ZnO and SnO2 thin films intended for low emissivity applicationsR. Alvarez, J.C. González, J.P. Espinós, A.R. González-Elipe, A. Cueva, F. Villuendas |
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Tuning Dichroic Plasmon Resonance Modes of Gold Nanoparticles in Optical Thin FilmsL. Gonzalez-García , J. Parra-Barranco , J.R. Sanchez-Valencia , J. Ferrer , M.C. Garcia-Gutierrez, A. Barranco, A.R. Gonzalez-Elipe |
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Growth of SiO2 and TiO2 thin films deposited by reactive magnetron sputtering and PECVD by the incorporation of non-directional deposition fluxesR. Alvarez, P. Romero-Gomez, J. Gil-Rostra, J. Cotrino, F. Yubero, A.R. González-Elipe,A. Palmero |
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Colored and Transparent Oxide Thin Films Prepared by Magnetron Sputtering: The Glass Blower ApproachJ. Gil-Rostra, J. Chaboy, F. Yubero, A. Vilajoana, A.R. González-Elipe |
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Combined reactive magnetron sputtering and plasma decomposition of non-volatile precursors to grow luminescent thin filmsJ. Gil-Rostra, F. Yubero, F.J. Ferrer, A.R. González-Elipe |
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Laser induced enhancement of dichroism in supported silver nanoparticles deposited by evaporation at glancing anglesA.N. Filippin, A. Borrás, V.J. Rico, F. Frutos, A.R. González-Elipe |
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Growth regimes of porous gold thin films deposited by magnetron sputtering at oblique incidence: from compact to columnar microstructuresR. Alvarez, J.M. García-Martín, M. Macías-Montero, L. González-García, J.C. González, V. Rico, J. Perlich, J. Cotrino, A.R. González-Elipe, A. Palmero |
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Small Pt nanoparticles on the TiO2 (110)–(1 × 2) surfaceC. Sánchez-Sánchez, J.A. Martín-Gago, M.F. López |
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Light induced hydrophilicity and osteoblast adhesion promotion on amorphous TiO2A. Terriza, A. Díaz-Cuenca, F. Yubero, A. Barranco, A.R. González-Elipe, J.L. Gonzalez Caballero, J. Vilches, M. Salido |
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Effects of plasma surface treatments of diamond-like carbon and polymeric substrata on the cellular behavior of human fibroblastsC. López-Santos, M. Fernández-Gutiérrez, F. Yubero, B. Vázquez-Lasa, J. Cotrino, A.R. González-Elipe, J. San Román |
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Added Value New CPVs Enhanced Developments (ADVANCED)
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Purification of air in greenhouses and food processing centers
Read more …This project is related with a technology to generate a cold plasma at atmospheric pressure with air flowing through a reactor. The specific objective of this activity is the development of a prototype air purification system for greenhouses, food processing centers, livestock enclosures, or other similar types of markets or enclosures where the concentration of gases harmful to the health of the workers can be very significant by the use of insecticides, fungicides, disinfectants or other compounds. The developed system should be able to purify the air in closed installations and where a large number of chemicals, mainly volatile organic compounds, accumulate in the air that is handled. The cold plasma reactor technology design follows the characteristics of packed-bed dielectric barrier discharge by using ferroelectric dielectric.
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Microfluidic integrated sensors for the control of fermentation
Read more …The objective of this Project is the development of new integrated and robust micro/nano- fluidic systems that enable the reliable incorporation of control tests, sensorization and rapid analysis of agrofood products, mainly liquids or soluble. The technology to be developed should be applied to final products, as well as during their different elaboration steps. IN particular, a niche of application that will be directly addressed in the project is the control of fermentation process with the development of new integrated fluidic transductors that permit the quantitative detection of glucose and/or other sugars by means of electrochemical and photonic developments integrated in microfluidic and similar devices.
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Dielectric description of the angular dependence of the loss structure in core level photoemissionF. Yubero, S. Tougaard |
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XPS and AES analyses of cerium conversion coatings generated on AA5083 by thermal activationJ.M. Sánchez-Amaya, G. Blanco, F.J. Garcia-Garcia, M. Bethencourt, F.J. Botana |
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Following the Wetting of One-Dimensional Photoactive SurfacesM. Macías-Montero, A. Borrás, R. Alvarez, A.R. González-Elipe |
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Selective Detection of Volatile Organic Compounds by Spectral Imaging of Porphyrin Derivatives Bound to TiO2 Porous FilmsJ. Roales, J.M. Pedrosa, P. Castillero, M. Cano, T.H. Richardson, A. Barranco, A.R. González-Elipe |
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Growth of textured superconducting layer of YBa2Cu3O7 on perovskite single crystal substratesJ.C. González, L. De Los Santos Valladares, A.M. Osorio, J. Albino Aguiar, A. Bustamante Domínguez |
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Epitaxial growth of YBa2Cu3O7 films onto LaAlO3 (100) by using oxalatesA. Bustamante Dominguez, L. León Felix, J. Garcia, J. Flores Santibañez, L. De Los Santos Valladares, J.C. Gonzalez, A. Osorio Anaya, M. Pillaca |
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Synthesis of the Superconductor La(La0.15Ba0.85)2Cu3O7M. Valerio, A. Bustamante, L. León, J. Flores. J.C. González |
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Synthesis and Rietveld Refinement of (Y1-xPrx)Ba2Cu3O7 CompoundJ. Flores, A. Bustamante, J. Feijoo, J.C. Gonzalez, D. Sánchez, G.R.C. Cernicchiario |
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DLC coatings for UHMWPE: Relationship between bacterial adherence and surface propertiesG. Del Prado, A. Terriza, A. Ortiz-Pérez, D. Molina-Manso, I. Mahillo, F. Yubero, J.A. Puértolas, M. Manrubia-Cobo,E. Gómez Barrena, J. Esteban |
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Characterization of highly crosslinked polyethylenes by colorimetryM.J. Martínez-Morlanes, A. Terriza, F. Yubero, J.A. Puértolas |
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Reverse osmosis membranes oxidation by hypochlorite and chlorine dioxide: spectroscopic techniques vs. Fujiwara testR. Sandín, E. Ferrero, C. Repollés, S. Navea, J. Bacardit, J.P. Espinós, J.J. Malfeito |
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Charge collection properties of dye-sensitized solar cells based on 1-dimensional TiO2 porous nanostructures and ionic-liquid electrolytesL. González-García, J. Idígoras, A.R. González-Elipe, A. Barranco, J.A. Anta |
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Vertical and tilted Ag-NPs@ZnO nanorods by plasma-enhanced chemical vapour depositionM. Macías-Montero, A. Borrás, Z. Saghi, J.P. Espinós, A. Barranco, J. Cotrino, A.R. González-Elipe |
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Investigation of the Growth Mechanisms of a-CHx Coatings Deposited by Pulsed Reactive Magnetron SputteringC. López-Santos, J.L. Colaux, J.C. González, S. Lucas |
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Critical thickness and nanoporosity of TiO2 optical thin filmsA. Borrás, R. Alvarez, J.R. Sánchez-Valencia, J. Ferrer, A.R. González-Elipe |
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The effect of nickel on alloy microstructure and electrochemical behaviour of AA1050 aluminium alloy in acid and alkaline solutionsF.J. Garcia-Garcia, P. Skeldon, G.E. Thompson, G.C. Smith |
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Weakly Interacting Molecular Layer of Spinning C60 Molecules on TiO2 (110) SurfacesC. Sánchez-Sánchez, V. Lanzilotto, C. Gonzalez, A. Verdini, P.L. de Andres, L. Floreano, M.F. López, J.A. Martin-Gago |
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Correlation lengths, porosity and water adsorption in TiO2 thin films prepared by glancing angle depositionL. González-García, J. Parra-Barranco, J.R. Sánchez-Valencia, A. Barranco, A. Borrás, A.R. González-Elipe, M.C. García-Gutiérrez, J.J. Hernández, D.R. Rueda, T.A. Ezquerra |
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Plasma Deposition of Perylene–Adamantane Nanocomposite Thin Films for NO2 Room-Temperature Optical SensingF.J. Aparicio, I. Blaszczyk-Lezak, J.R. Sánchez-Valencia, M. Alcaire, J.C. González, C. Serra, A.R. González-Elipe, A. Barranco |
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Adsorption Geometry Determines Catalytic Selectivity in Highly Chemoselective Hydrogenation of Crotonaldehyde on Ag(111)K. Brandt, M.E. Chiu, D.J. Watson, M.S. Tikhov, R.M. Lambert |
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Self-assembly at room temperature of thermally stable discrete and extended oligomers of polycyclic aromatics on Ag(100): induced dipoles and cooperative effectsA.C. Papageorgiou, A. Alavi, R.M. Lambert |
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Roughness assessment and wetting behavior of fluorocarbon surfacesA. Terriza, R. Álvarez, A. Borrás, J. Cotrino, F. Yubero, A.R. González-Elipe |
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Software package to calculate the effects of the core hole and surface excitations on XPS and AESS. Tougaard, F. Yubero |
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Electrochromic Behavior of W(x)Si(y)O(z) Thin Films Prepared by Reactive Magnetron Sputtering at Normal and Glancing AnglesJ. Gil-Rostra, M. Cano, J.M. Pedrosa, F.J. Ferrer, F.J. García-García, F. Yubero, A.R. González-Elipe |
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Attenuation lengths of high energy photoelectrons in compact and mesoporous SiO2 filmsF.J. Ferrer, J. Gil-Rostra, L. González-García, J. Rubio-Zuazo, P. Romero-Gómez, M.C. López-Santos, F. Yubero |
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Influence of plasma-generated negative oxygen ion impingement on magnetron sputtered amorphous SiO2 thin films during growth at low temperaturesM. Macias-Montero, F.J. Garcia-Garcia, R. Álvarez, J. Gil-Rostra, J.C. González, J. Cotrino, A.R. Gonzalez-Elipe, A. Palmero |
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Quantification of low levels of fluorine content in thin filmsF.J. Ferrer, J. Gil-Rostra, A. Terriza, G. Rey, C. Jiménez, J. García-López, F. Yubero |
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Analysis of multifunctional titanium oxycarbide films as a function of oxygen additionJ.M. Chappé, A.C. Fernandes, C. Moura, E. Alves, N. P. Barradas, N. Martin, J.P. Espinós, F. Vaz |
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Superhydrophobic supported Ag-NPs@ZnO-nanorods with photoactivity in the visible rangeM. Macías-Montero, A. Borrás, Z. Saghi, P. Romero-Gómez, J.R. Sánchez-Valencia, J.C. González, A. Barranco, P. Midgley, J. Cotrino, A.R. González-Elipe |
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Innovative SOFC Architecture based on Triode Operation
Read more …The development of Solid Oxide Fuel Cells (SOFCs) operating on hydrocarbon fuels (natural gas, biofuel,LPG) is the key to their short to medium term broad commercialization. The development of direct HC SOFCs still meets lot of challenges and problems arising from the fact that the anode materials operate under severe conditions leading to low activity towards reforming and oxidation reactions, fast deactivation due to carbon formation and instability due to the presence of sulphur compounds. Although research on these issues is intensive, no major technological breakthroughs have been so far with respect to robust operation, sufficient lifetime and competitive cost. T-CELL proposes a novel electrochemical approach aiming at tackling these problems by a comprehensive effort to define, explore, characterize, develop and realize a radically new triode approach to SOFC technology means of an integrated approach based both on materials development and on the deployment of an innovative cell design that permits the effective control of electrocatalytic activity under steam or dry reforming conditions. The novelty of the proposed work lies in the pioneering effort to apply Ni-modified materials electrodes of proven advanced tolerance, as anodic electrodes in SOFCs and in the exploitation of our novel triode SOFC concept which introduces a new controllable variable into fuel cell operation. In order to provide a proof of concept of the stackability of triode cells, a triode SOFC stack consisting of at least 4 repeating units will be developed and its performance will be evaluated under methane and steam co-feed, in presence of a small concentration of sulphur compound.
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Versatile and economical method of manufacturing mixed oxides thin films (2012)
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Correlation between superconductivity and structure in the [Y(1-x)Prx]Ba2Cu3O7 systemJ. Flores, A. Bustamante, J. Feijoo, J.C. González, D. Sánchez, G.R.C. Cernicchiaro |
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Synthesis, through pyrolysis of aerosols, of YIn1−xMnxO3 blue pigments and their efficiency for colouring glazesM. Ocaña, J.P. Espinós, J.B. Carda |
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Visual gas sensors based on dye thin films and resonant waveguide gratingsL. Davoine, M. Schnieper, A. Barranco, F.J. Aparicio |
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Comments on “An Essay on Contact Angle Measurements”: Determination of Surface Roughness and Modeling of the Wetting BehaviorA. Terriza, R. Alvarez, F. Yubero, A. Borrás, A.R. González-Elipe |
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Enhanced gas sensing performance of TiO2 functionalized magneto-optical SPR sensorsM.G. Manera, G. Montagna, E. Ferreiro-Vila, L. González-García, J.R. Sánchez-Valencia, A.R. González-Elipe, A. Cebollada, J.M. García-Martín, A. García-Martín, G. Armelles, R. Rella |
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Soft plasma processing of organic nanowires: a route for the fabrication of 1D organic heterostructures and the template synthesis of inorganic 1D nanostructuresM. Alcaire, J.R. Sánchez-Valencia, F.J. Aparicio, Z. Saghi, J.C. González-González, A. Barranco, Y.O. Zian, A.R. Gonzalez-Elipe, P. Midgley, J.P. Espinós, P. Groening, A. Borras |
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Aligned TiO2 nanocolumnar layers prepared by PVD-GLAD for transparent dye sensitized solar cellsL. Gonzalez-García, I. González-Valls, M. Lira-Cantu, A. Barranco, A.R. González-Elipe |
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Colored semi-transparent Cu-Si oxide thin films prepared by magnetron sputteringJ. Gil-Rostra, F. Yubero, R. Fernández, T. Vilajoana, P. Artús, J.C. Dürsteler, J. Cotrino, I. Ortega, A.R. González-Elipe |
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Effect of titanium ion substitution in the barium hexaferrite studied by Mössbauer spectroscopy and X-ray diffractionP. Quiroz, B. Halbedel, A. Bustamante, J.C. González |
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Kinetic study of the thermal transformation of limonite to hematite by X-ray diffraction, μ-Raman and Mössbauer spectroscopyP.R. Palacios, A. Bustamante, P. Romero-Gómez, J.C. González |
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Theoretical and experimental characterization of TiO2 thin films deposited at oblique anglesR. Álvarez, L. González-García, P. Romero-Gómez, V.J. Rico, J. Cotrino, A.R. González-Elipe, A. Palmero |
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Bacterial adherence on UHMWPE with vitamin E: an in vitro studyE. Gómez-Barrena, J. Esteban, D. Molina-Manso, H. Adames, M.J. Martínez-Morlanes, A. Terriza, F. Yubero, J.A. Puértolas |
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Aspects of Heterogeneous Enantioselective Catalysis by MetalsG. Kyriakou, S.K. Beaumont, R.M. Lambert |
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Novel Guests for Porous Columnar Thin Films: The Switchable Perchlorinated Trityl Radical DerivativesM. Oliveros, L. González-García, V. Mugnaini, F. Yubero, N. Roques, J. Veciana, A.R. González-Elipe, C. Rovira |
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Supported plasma-made 1D heterostructures: perspectives and applicationsA. Borrás, M. Macías-Montero, P. Romero-Gómez, A.R. González-Elipe |
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Rhodamine 6G and 800 J-heteroaggregates with enhanced acceptor luminescence (HEAL) adsorbed in transparent SiO2 GLAD thin filmsJ.R. Sánchez-Valencia, F.J. Aparicio, J.P. Espinós, A.R. González-Elipe, A. Barranco |
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Nitridation of nanocrystalline TiO2 thin films by treatment with ammoniaP. Romero-Gómez, V.J. Rico, J.P. Espinós, A.R. González-Elipe, R.G. Palgrave, R.G. Egdell |
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Selective Dichroic Patterning by Nanosecond Laser Treatment of Ag NanostripesJ.R. Sanchez-Valencia , J. Toudert, A. Borrás, A. Barranco , R. Lahoz, X. de la Fuente, F. Frutos , A.R. González-Elipe |
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Nitrogen plasma functionalization of low density polyethyleneC. López-Santos, F. Yubero, J. Cotrino, A.R. González-Elipe |
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Transparent Nanometric Organic Luminescent Films as UV-Active Components in Photonic StructuresF.J. Aparicio, M. Holgado, A. Borras, I. Blaszczyk-Lezak, A. Griol, C.A. Barrios, R. Casquel, F.J. Sanza, H. Sohlström, M. Antelius, A.R. González-Elipe, A. Barranco |
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Lateral and in-depth distribution of functional groups on diamond-like carbon after oxygen plasma treatmentsC. López-Santos, F. Yubero, J. Cotrino, A.R. González-Elipe |
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Enhanced Photoactivity in Bilayer Films with Buried Rutile–Anatase HeterojunctionsP. Romero-Gómez, A. Borras, A. Barranco, J.P. Espinos, A.R. González-Elipe |
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Estudio sobre el uso de combinaciones de reactores de descarga de barrera dieléctrica para la producción de hidrógeno a partir del reformado de hidrocarburos
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Process-control in plasmas for the synthesis of nanostructured thin films (PLASMATER)
Project PLASMATER aims at developing new plasma-based procedures to control the nanostructure, porosity and morphology of deposited thin films, and optimize the material functionalities and applications. From an experimental point of view, plasma-assisted thin film deposition techniques make use of various quantities to define the deposition conditions, such as the electromagnetic power, pressure in the reactor, etc. These quantities controls the plasma properties, which at the same time conditions the growth mechanism of the films. The complexity of the relation between experimentally controllable quantities and growth processes has produced the existence of empirical relations between experimental conditions and final film structure and composition, whose justification from a fundamental point of view is unclear. |
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Sun and vision for the present thermal energy. SOLVENTA
SOLVENTA aims at the development of a series of equipment and devices to monitor the working conditions of solar thermal plants based on light concentration with cylindrical parabolic mirrors. The role of ICMS in this project focusses on the application of plasma technology systems and the development of thin films able to determine the working conditions of these facilities. |
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Plasma CVD synthesis of novel organic nanostructured materials integrated in planar devices for photonic sensing and security applications NANOPLASMA
Read more …NANOPLASMA proposes the development of novel techniques based on plasma for the synthesis and processing of new organic functional materials. In contrast with the established plasma technology used in plasma enhanced CVD and plasma polymerization that implies the complete fragmentation of volatile precursor molecules, NANOPLASMA processes achieve the synthesis of new families of fluorescent thin films and supported 1D nanomaterials by controlling the chemistry and fragmentation degree at the boundaries of plasma discharge. The research focuses in the synthesis of organic matrices with a well controlled nanometric microstructure incorporating luminescent dye molecules (i.e. perylenes, rhodamines, phtalocyanines y porphirins) and 1D luminescent organic nanowires formed by similar molecules. The project also contemplates the development of methodologies based on the plas-ma etching and laser ablation for the production of 2D lithographic patterns of the lumines-cent thin films and nanostructures. The research in this line will be completed with basic stud-ies aiming the development of a “chemical patterning” process based on the plasma surface functionalization and chemical derivatization of self-assembled monolayers. Both the synthetic methodologies and the patterning strategies of NANOPLASMA are fully compatible with the present optoelectronic and silicon technologies and can be adapted to wafer scale integration for mass scale production. These materials and processes will be used for the fabrication of two types of proto-type devices: photonic gas sensors and luminescent microstructures for intelligent labelling applications. The gas sensing devices consist of a luminescence film and/or structure integrat-ed onto a 1D photonic crystal with a stacking defect designed and constructed to couple the luminescent signal of the sensor layer. The intelligent labelling devices are patterned litho-graphic structures made on single or multilayer structures of luminescence films with specific functionalities and environmental responses not achieved by any available technology.
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Functional porous thin films and 1D supported oxide nanostructures for the development of thin film microfluidics, photonic, valves, and microplasmas (POROUSFILMS)
Read more …Functional TiO2, ZnO, SiO2 and doped SnO2 in the form of porous thin films and other supported fiber-like nanostructures will be prepared by plasma deposition and evaporation at glancing angles (GLAD). Precise control of the nano and microstructure of the films and fibers will be attained by selecting appropriate GLAD deposition conditions and, in the case of plasma deposition, by adjusting the principal plasma parameters after modelling the plasma processes and sheath-related phenomena that control the development of the film/fibers nanostructure. The primary objective of the project is to successfully tailor the porosity and other key properties (optical, electrical conductivity, wetting behaviour etc.) of the synthetized materials to enable novel methods of fluid handling (liquids and gases) at the micro and, possibly, nanoscales so as to invent and develop applications in the fields of microfluidic and microplasmas.
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Environmentally friendly processing of ceramics and glass (CERAMGLASS)
Read more …The general objective of the ‘CERAMGLASS’ project is to reduce the environment impact of thermal treatment of ceramics by the successful application of an innovative laser-furnace technology on planar ceramics and glass. The project plans to construct a pilot plant based on the innovative combination of a continuous furnace and a scanning laser. It aims at demonstrating a considerable reduction in energy consumption and the industrial scalability of the process. The project primarily aims at showing that it is feasible to produce robust ceramic tile of only 4 mm thick. This would represent a 50% reduction in tile thickness, with consequent reduction in consumption of raw source materials. The project will adapt decoration compositions with more environmentally friendly materials by using the laser processing. Specifically it will adapt screen printing decorations to third-fire products with lustre and metallic effects and decoration inks for planar glass. The replacement of toxic starting materials will allow a minimisation of CO2 and other gas emissions, toxic residues and a reduction of the energy consumption of the process.
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Estudio cinético in situ de la fase limonita por difracción de rayos X y espectroscopía micro-RamanP.R. Palacios, A.G. Bustamante, J.C. González |
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Band Gap Narrowing versus Formation of Electronic States in the Gap in N-TiO2 ThinP. Romero-Gómez, S. Hamad, J.C. González, A. Barranco, J.P. Espinós, J. Cotrino, A.R. González-Elipe |
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Improved Non-Covalent Biofunctionalization of Multi-Walled Carbon Nanotubes Using Carbohydrate Amphiphiles with a Butterfly-Like Polyaromatic TailM. Assali, M. Pernía Leal, I. Fernández, P. Romero-Gomez, R. Baati, N. Khiar |
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Tunable Nanostructure and Photoluminescence of Columnar ZnO Films Grown by Plasma DepositionP. Romero-Gómez, J. Toudert, J.R. Sánchez-Valencia, A. Borrás, A. Barranco, A.R. González-Elipe |
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Wetting Properties of Polycrystalline TiO2 Surfaces: A Scaling Approach to the Roughness FactorsA. Borrás, A.R. González-Elipe |
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A transparent TMPyP/TiO2 composite thin film as an HCl sensitive optochemical gas sensorM. Cano, P. Castillero, J. Roalesa, J.M. Pedrosa,S. Brittle, T. Richardson, A.R. González-Elipe, A. Barranco |
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Tilt angle control of nanocolumns grown by glancing angle sputtering at variable argon pressuresJ.M. García-Martín, R. Alvarez, P. Romero-Gómez, A. Cebollada, A. Palmero |
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On the microstructure of thin films grown by an isotropically directed deposition fluxR. Alvarez, P. Romero-Gómez, J. Gil-Rostra, J. Cotrino, F. Yubero, A. Palmero, A.R. González-Elipe |
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TiO2–SiO2 one-dimensional photonic crystals of controlled porosity by glancing angle physical vapour depositionL. González-García, G. Lozano, A. Barranco, H. Míguez, A.R. González-Elipe |
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Structure of Glancing Incidence Deposited TiO2 Thin Films as Revealed by Grazing Incidence Small-Angle X-ray ScatteringL. González-García, A. Barranco, A. Muñoz-Páez, A.R. González-Elipe,M-C. García-Gutiérrez, J.J. Hernández, D.R. Rueda, T.A. Ezquerra, D. Babonneau |
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Tunable In-Plane Optical Anisotropy of Ag Nanoparticles Deposited by DC Sputtering onto SiO2 Nanocolumnar FilmsJ.R. Sánchez-Valencia, J. Toudert, A. Borrás, C. López-Santos, A. Barranco, I.O. Feliu, A.R. González-Elipe |
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Surface nanostructuring of TiO2 thin films by high energy ion irradiationP. Romero-Gomez, A. Palmero, T. Ben, J.G. Lozano, S.I. Molina, A.R. González-Elipe |
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Surface Functionalization, Oxygen Depth Profiles, and Wetting Behavior of PET Treated with Different Nitrogen PlasmasC. López-Santos, F. Yubero, J. Cotrino, A.R. González-Elipe |
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Excitation transfer mechanism along the visible to the Near-IR in rhodamine J-heteroaggregatesJ.R. Sánchez-Valencia, J. Toudert, L. González-García, A.R. González-Elipe, A. Barranco |
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Effect of surface roughness and sterilization on bacterial adherence to UHMWPET.J. Kinnari, J. Esteban, N. Zamora, R. Fernández, C. López-Santos, F. Yubero, D. Mariscal, J.A. Puertolas, E. Gómez-Barrena |
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Study of the morphology of NiO nanostructures grown on highly ordered pyrolytic graphite, by the Tougaard method and atomic force microscopy: a comparative studyI. Preda, L. Soriano, L. Alvarez, J. Méndez, F. Yubero, A. Gutiérrez, J.M. Sanz |
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Improved wear performance of ultra high molecular weight polyethylene coated with hydrogenated diamond like carbonJ.A. Puértolas, V. Martínez-Nogués, M.J. Martínez-Morlanes, M.D. Mariscal, F.J. Medel, C. López-Santos, F. Yubero |
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One-Step Dry Method for the Synthesis of Supported Single-Crystalline Organic Nanowires Formed by π-Conjugated MoleculesA. Borras, O. Groening, M. Aguirre, F. Gramm, P. Groening |
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Synthesis, characterization, and photoactivity of InTaO4InTaO4 and In0.9Ni0.1TaO4In0.9Ni0.1TaO4 thin films prepared by electron evaporationV.J. Rico, F. Frutos, F. Yubero, J.P. Espinós, A.R. González-Elipe |
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Air- and Light-Stable Superhydrophobic Colored Surfaces Based on Supported Organic NanowiresA. Borras, P. Groening, J.R. Sanchez-Valencia, A. Barranco, J.P. Espinós, A.R. González-Elipe |
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Conformal Growth of Organic Luminescent Planar Defects within Artificial OpalsF.J. Aparicio, G. Lozano, I. Blaszczyk-Lezak, A. Barranco, H. Míguez |
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Morphological evolution of pulsed laser deposited ZrO2 thin filmsR. Álvarez, A. Palmero, L.O. Prieto-López, F. Yubero, J. Cotrino, W. de la Cruz, H. Rudolph, F.H.P.M. Habraken, A.R. González-Elipe |
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Active and Optically Transparent Tetracationic Porphyrin/TiO2 Composite Thin FilmsP. Castillero, J.R. Sánchez-Valencia, M. Cano, J.M. Pedrosa, J. Roales, A. Barranco, A.R. González-Elipe |
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Evaluation of different dielectric barrier discharge plasma configurations as an alternative technology for green C1 chemistry in the carbon dioxide reforming of methane and the direct decomposition of methanolV.J. Rico, J.L. Hueso, J. Cotrino, A.R. González-Elipe |
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Non-destructive depth compositional profiles by XPS peak-shape analysisM.C. López-Santos, F. Yubero, J.P. Espinós, A.R. González-Elipe |
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Desarrollo de sensores ópticos para la verificación de la calidad del aceite
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Validación de la tecnología Thin film (lamina delgada) fotovoltaica a escala piloto
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Sistemas para la detección de explosivos en centros e infraestructuras públicas (SEDUCE)
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Nanostructured materials with multi-dimensional functionality applied in stone composite surfaces
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Desarrollo de láminas delgadas fluorescentes sensibles a agentes del entorno y utilizables para fabricar sensores ópticos
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Polymeric and hybrid nanocomposite thin films for photonic and photovoltaic applications (NANOPHOTON)
The Nanophoton project aims the development of a novel family of materials, struc-tures and device prototypes for application in solar energy, environmental sensing and space communication technology. The starting point of the project is the research in the photonic properties of hybrid nanometric films. These functional thin films will be processed and inte-grated in optical structures. The project encompasses fundamental molecular simulation studies, the development of novel nanometric functional structures, the study of suitable processing/integration procedures and the validation of prototype devices. These devices will be of three kinds: photonic gas sensors, detectors insensitive to the angle of detection for diffuse optical communications and photovoltaic cells. An interesting characteristic of the Nanophoton technology will be its fully compatibility with the current optoelectronic and microelectronic industrial manufacturing processes. |
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Development of bones regeneration membranes modified at nanometric scale (OSTEOMEM)
OSTEOMEM aims at developing disposable and biodegradable membranes for bone regeneration to be use in chirurgic oral and maxillofacial implants for the treatment of defects. During the healing of the bone defects, membranes must simultaneously preserve the formation of soft tissues and promote the filling of the hole by the new bone, so that, after the reabsorption of the membrane, the structure of tissues would be similar to that prior to the chirurgical intervention. To achieve that, the membranes should degrade within the body in a period of four-six months, thus avoiding the need of a second intervention required to remove non-biodegradable membranes. It is expected that the membranes developed in the project are comparable to that of animal membranes and avoid the problems associated with the use of these latter. |
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Systems for the detection of explosives in publlic infrastructures
Read more …The objective of the project is the development of thin films with adequate optical properties for their use as active elements in optical gas sensors capable of responding to the presence of gases and/or volatile products produced by the partial decomposition of explosives.
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Procedure for marking, encryption, labelling and optical coding (2010)
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Polymer lens comprising a hardening layer, an absorbent layer, and an interferential multilayer, and corresponding production method (2010)
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Connecting Organic NanowiresA. Borrás, O. Groening, J. Koeble, P. Groening |
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Optically Active Luminescent Perylene Thin Films Deposited by Plasma PolymerizationI. Blaszczyk-Lezak, F.J. Aparicio, A. Borrás, A. Barranco, A. Alvarez-Herrero, M. Fernández-Rodríguez, A.R. González-Elipe |
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Fabrication of ordered crystalline zirconium nanoporous membranes by an one-step procedureF. Márquez, C. Morant, K.R. Pirota, A. Borrás, J.M. Sanz, E. Elizalde |
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Porosity and microstructure of plasma deposited TiO2 thin filmsA. Borrás, J.R. Sánchez-Valencia, J. Garrido-Molinero, A. Barranco, A.R. González-Elipe |
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Surface nanostructuring of TiO2 thin films by ion beam irradiationP. Romero-Gómez, A. Palmero, F. Yubero, M. Vinnichenko, A. Kolitsch, A.R. González-Elipe |
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Luminescent and Optical Properties of Nanocomposite Thin Films Deposited by Remote Plasma Polymerization of Rhodamine 6GF.J. Aparicio, A. Borrás, I. Blaszczyk-Lezak, P. Gröning, A. Alvarez-Herrero, M. Fernández-Rodríguez, A.R. González-Elipe, A. Barranco |
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Wetting Angles on Illuminated Ta2O5 Thin Films with Controlled NanostructureV.J. Rico, A. Borrás, F. Yubero, J.P. Espinós, F. Frutos, A.R. González-Elipe |
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Water plasmas for the revalorisation of heavy oils and cokes from petroleum refiningJ.L. Hueso, V.J. Rico, J. Cotrino, J.M. Jiménez-Mateos, A.R. González-Elipe |
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Growth Mechanism and Chemical Structure of Amorphous Hydrogenated Silicon Carbide (a-SiC:H) Films Formed by Remote Hydrogen Microwave Plasma CVD From a Triethylsilane Precursor: Part 1A.M. Wrobel, A. Walkiewicz-Pietrzykowska, M. Ahola, I.J. Vayrynen, F.J. Ferrer, A.R. González-Elipe |
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Electrical characteristics of mixed Zr–Si oxide thin films prepared by ion beam induced chemical vapor deposition at room temperatureF.J. Ferrer, F. Frutos, J. García-López, C. Jiménez, F. Yubero |
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Growth of Crystalline TiO2 by Plasma Enhanced Chemical Vapor DepositionA. Borrás, J.R. Sánchez-Valencia, R. Widmer, V.J. Rico, A. Justo, A.R. González-Elipe |
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Wetting angles and photocatalytic activities of illuminated TiO2 thin filmsV.J. Rico, P. Romero, J.L. Hueso, J.P. Espinós, A.R. González-Elipe |
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Nanoindentation of TiO2 thin films with different microstructuresY. Gaillard, V.J. Rico, E. Jiménez-Piqué, A.R. González-Elipe |
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Chemical State of Nitrogen and Visible Surface and Schottky Barrier Driven Photoactivities of N-Doped TiO2 Thin FilmsP. Romero-Gómez, V.J. Rico, A. Borrás, A. Barranco, J.P. Espinós, J. Cotrino, A.R. González-Elipe |
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Near-ambient X-ray photoemission spectroscopy and kinetic approach to the mechanism of carbon monoxide oxidation over lanthanum substituted cobaltitesJ.L. Hueso, D. Martínez-Martínez, A. Caballero, A.R. González-Elipe, B.S. Mun, M. Salmerón |
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Incorporation and Thermal Evolution of Rhodamine 6G Dye Molecules Adsorbed in Porous Columnar Optical SiO2 Thin FilmsJ.R. Sánchez-Valencia, I. Blaszczyk-Lezak, J.P. Espinós, S. Hamad, A.R. González-Elipe, A. Barranco |
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Identification of hydrogen and deuterium at the surface of water ice by reflection electron energy loss spectroscopyF. Yubero, K. Tokési |
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Formation of Nitrogen Functional Groups on Plasma Treated DLCC. López-Santos, F. Yubero, J. Cotrino, L. Contreras, A. Barranco, A.R. González-Elipe |
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Hybrid catalytic-DBD plasma reactor for the production of hydrogen and preferential CO oxidation (CO-PROX) at reduced temperaturesV.J. Rico, J.L. Hueso, J. Cotrino, V. Gallardo, B. Sarmiento, J.J. Brey, A.R. González-Elipe |
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Molecular dynamics simulation of the effect of pH on the adsorption of rhodamine laser dyes on TiO2 hydroxylated surfacesS. Hamad, J.R. Sánchez-Valencia, A. Barranco, J.A. Mejías, A.R. González-Elipe |
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Linear and third-order nonlinear optical responses of multilayered Ag:Si3N4 nanocompositesJ. Toudert, H. Fernandez, D. Babonneau, S. Camelio, T. Girardeau, J. Solis |
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Estudio de la generación de hidrógeno en fluidos caloportadores
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Stone agglomerate slab or flag with TiO2 or ZnO coatings (2009)
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“In situ” XPS studies of laser induced surface cleaning and nitridation of TiR. Lahoz, J.P. Espinós, G.F. de la Fuente, A.R. González-Elipe |
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Interface effects in the Ni2p x-ray photoelectron spectra of NiO thin films grown on oxide substratesI. Preda, A. Gutiérrez, M. Abbate, F. Yubero, J. Méndez, L. Alvarez, L. Soriano |
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Ar + NO microwave plasmas for Escherichia coli sterilizationJ.L. Hueso, V.J. Rico, J.E. Frías, J. Cotrino, A.R. González-Elipe |
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Preparation and properties of La1−xAgyMnO3+δ thin epitaxial filmsO.Y. Gorbenko, O.V. Melnikov, A.R. Kaul, L.I. Koroleva, N.A. Babushkina, A.N. Taldenkov, A.V. Inyushkin, A. Barranco, R. Szymczak |
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Influence of the chemical and electronic structure on the electrical behavior of zirconium oxynitride filmsP. Carvalho, J.M. Chappé, L. Cunha, S. Lanceros-Méndez, P. Alpuim, F. Vaz, E. Alves, C. Rousselot, J.P. Espinós, A.R. González-Elipe |
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Test of validity of the V-type approach for electron trajectories in reflection electron energy loss spectroscopyF. Yubero, N. Pauli, A. Dubus, S. Tougaard |
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Reactivity of lanthanum substituted cobaltites toward carbon particlesJ.L. Hueso, A. Caballero, M. Ocaña, A.R. González-Elipe |
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Reversible Superhydrophobic to Superhydrophilic Conversion of Ag@TiO2 Composite Nanofiber SurfacesA.I. Borrás, A. Barranco, A.R. González-Elipe |
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Preillumination of TiO2 and Ta2O5 photoactive thin films as a tool to tailor the synthesis of composite materialsJ.R. Sánchez-Valencia, A. Borrás, A. Barranco, V.J. Rico, J.P. Espinós, A.R. González-Elipe |
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Plasmas and atom beam activation of the surface of polymersC. López-Santos, F. Yubero, J. Cotrino, A. Barranco, A.R. González-Elipe |
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Optical properties of Zr and ZrO2 films deposited by laser ablationLO. Prieto-López, F. Yubero, R. Machorro, W. de la Cruz |
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Nanostructural control in solution-derived epitaxial Ce1−xGdxO2−y filmsM. Coll, J. Gázquez, F. Sandiumenge, T. Puig, X. Obradors, J.P. Espinós, R. Hühne |
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Response of Nanoparticle-Based One-Dimensional Photonic Crystals to Ambient Vapor PressureS. Colodrero, M. Ocaña, A.R. González-Elipe, H. Míguez |
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Sorption Properties of Mesoporous Multilayer Thin FilmsM.C. Fuertes, S. Colodrero, G. Lozano, A.R. González-Elipe, D. Grosso, C. Boissiere, C. Sánchez, G.J. Soler-Illia, H. Míguez |
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UV irradiation effects on TiO2 thin filmsM. Fernández-Rodríguez, V.J. Rico, A.R. González-Elipe, A. Álvarez-Herrero |
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CPK. Concentración fotovoltaica- Estudio sobre materiales y su aplicación en sistemas modulares de alta concentración fotovoltaica
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Nitrogen Plasmas for the superficial functionalization of materials
The project PlasNitro discusses the characterization of nitrogen plasmas in various technological related applications with techniques of deposition and functionalization of materials, reforming and processes of sterilization. Different procedures to measure properties of plasmas will go down to point, plasma that can be used in doping, deposition, functionalization and modification of materials and that contain nitrogen. In all cases by using techniques of diagnosis based in the detection of nitrogen species. Nitrogen is a usual component nowadays, only or in mixtures with other gases, in a lot of processes used in technology of plasma. Its experimental characterization and/or the modeling will allow getting fundamental properties from plasma (electron density, electron temperature, temperature of the gas, reactive species, etc.) and knowing the contribution to the homogenous (in phase plasma) and heterogeneous (in the surface-material interaction) reactions of the appropriate components of nitrogen. Numerical codes to get out the electron energy distribution function in plasma will become elaborate in the project. To this end the evaluation of the vibrational distribution of nitrogen will be necessary previously. This step implies taking into account multiple vibrational-vibrational processes, vibrational-translactional and vibrational-rotational processes. In the project we will be able to obtain models of fluid of the nitrogen plasma with the contributions of the most important species of the plasma. The theoretical calculations will be complemented with experimental measurements using electrostatic Langmuir’s probe, this will allow measuring the electron energy distribution function, as well as density and temperature of the electrons. The partial nitrogen pressure in each application and the plasma’s neutral components will be controlled by means of an analysis of residual gases. The kinetic modeling of the nitrogen plasma will enable the interpretation of measurements in the plasma out of the thermodynamic equilibrium and by using the Monte Carlo technique of simulation that enable the control of deposition/modification and the nano/microstructure of the materials. We will have, in this way, techniques that they will enable to control themselves and improving the procedures of work and the properties desired in the materials. |
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Surface functionalisation of materials for high added value applications (FUNCOAT)
Read more …FUNCOAT is an integrated project within the application call CONSOLIDER-INGENIO 2010 aiming at the exploitation of synergies existing in the Spanish scientific community, with the general objective of developing principles, processes and devices related to the surface functionalisation of materials. The project integrates 14 well-accredited research centres covering from fundamental and theoretical aspects to final applications. This large effort of integration is critical to achieve substantial advances in this broad field, which go beyond the mere accumulation of results. The research teams belong to different institutions: University, CSIC (responsible for the management of the project) and Technological centres. They maintain scientific relationships among them that extend over the last 15 years. Specific scientific and technological objectives are: understanding of fundamental phenomena driving the modification of surfaces and interfaces, control of the micro- and nano- structure of surfaces and thin films, optimization of thin film deposition methods, process development of multifunctional surfaces for novel applications (mechanical and metallurgical, optical, magnetic, energy, biomaterials, etc) and, finally, the production of new devices based on functionalised surfaces. Other important objectives include the technological transfer of the scientific results to the productive sectors as well as the education and training of scientists, young researchers and engineers. Strategic sectors of our modern society where the activities of FUNCOAT find a direct impact are material processing, energy, environment, health care, agriculture, etc. In order to accomplish an efficient coordination of efforts and the integration of the activities of all the groups, the project is structured around six workpackages: A) Fundamental phenomena in surfaces, interfaces and thin films, B) New processes for the control of the micro- and nano- structure of films and surfaces, C) Mechanical and metallurgical coatings for surface protection, D) Chemical functionalisation and biomedical applications, E) Coatings for optical control, photonic applications and solar energy collection and F) Novel magnetic phenomena in surfaces/interfaces.
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Device for determining the porosity of thin films and use thereof (2008)
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Size and shape of supported zirconia nanoparticles determined by x-ray photoelectron spectroscopyF. Yubero, C. Mansilla, F.J. Ferrer, J.P. Holgado, A.R. González-Elipe |
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Elastic and orbital effects on thickness-dependent properties of manganite thin filmsI.C. Infante, F. Sánchez, J. Fontcuberta, M. Wojcik, E. Jedryka, S. Estradé, F. Peiró, J. Arbiol, V. Laukhin, J.P. Espinós |
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First nucleation steps during deposition of SiO2 thin films by plasma enhanced chemical vapour depositionD. Dudeck, A. Yanguas-Gil, F. Yubero, J. Cotrino, J.P. Espinós, W. de la Cruz, A.R. González-Elipe |
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Study of the first nucleation steps of thin films by XPS inelastic peak shape analysisC. Mansilla, F. Gracia, A.I. Martin-Concepción, J.P. Espinós, J.P. Holgado, F. Yubero, A.R. González-Elipe |
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Electron inelastic mean free paths: influence of the modelling energy-loss functionW. de la Cruz, F. Yubero |
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Si K-edge XANES study of SiOxCyHz amorphous polymeric materialsJ. Chaboy, A. Barranco, A. Yanguas-Gil, F. Yubero, A.R. González-Elipe |
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Hydrogen production by reforming of hydrocarbons and alcohols in a dielectric barrier dischargeB. Sarmiento, J.J. Brey, I.G. Viera, A.R. González-Elipe, J. Cotrino, V.J. Rico |
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Effect of Visible and UV Illumination on the Water Contact Angle of TiO2 Thin Films with Incorporated NitrogenA. Borrás, C. López, V.J. Rico, F. Gracia, A.R. González-Elipe, E. Richter, G. Battiston, R. Gerbasi, N. McSporran, G. Sauthier, E. Gyorgy, A. Figueras |
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Removal of NO in NO/N2, NO/N2/O2, NO/CH4/N2, and NO/CH4/O2/N2 Systems by Flowing Microwave DischargesJ.L. Hueso, A.R. González-Elipe, J. Cotrino, A. Caballero |
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Plasma catalysis with perovskite-type catalysts for the removal of NO and CH4 from combustion exhaustsJ.L. Hueso, J. Cotrino, A. Caballero, J.P. Espinós, A.R. González-Elipe |
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Determination of the hydrogen content in diamond-like carbon and polymeric thin films by reflection electron energy loss spectroscopyV.J. Rico, F. Yubero, J.P. Espinós, J. Cotrino, A.R. González-Elipe, D. Garg, S. Henry |
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XPS investigation of the reaction of carbon with NO, O2, N2 and H2O plasmasJ.L. Hueso, J.P. Espinós, A. Caballero, J. Cotrino, A.R. González-Elipe |
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Global model of a low pressure ECR microwave plasma applied to the PECVD of SiO2 thin filmsA. Yanguas-Gil, J. Cotrino, A.R. González-Elipe |
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Synthesis of undoped and Ni doped InTaO4 photoactive thin films by metal organic chemical vapor depositionN. McSporran, V.J. Rico, A. Borrás, A.R. González-Elipe, G. Sauthier, E. György, J. Santiso, G. Garcia, A. Figueras, L. Parafianovic, A. Abrutis |
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Plasma catalysis over lanthanum substituted perovskitesJ.L. Hueso, A. Caballero, J. Cotrino, A.R. González-Elipe |
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Microstructure and transport properties of ceria and samaria doped ceria thin films prepared by EBE–IBADC. Mansilla, J.P. Holgado, J.P. Espinós, A.R. González-Elipe, F. Yubero |
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Optically Active Thin Films Deposited by Plasma Polymerization of Dye MoleculesA. Barranco, F. Aparicio, A. Yanguas-Gil, P. Groening, J. Cotrino, A.R. González-Elipe |
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Factors that Contribute to the Growth of Ag@TiO2 Nanofibers by Plasma DepositionA. Borrás, A. Barranco, J.P. Espinós, J. Cotrino, J.P. Holgado, A.R. González-Elipe |
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Scaling behavior and mechanism of formation of SiO2 thin films grown by plasma-enhanced chemical vapor depositionA. Yanguas-Gil, J. Cotrino, A. Walkiewicz-Pietrzykowska, A.R. González-Elipe |
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Using ion beams to tune the nanostructure and optical response of co-deposited Ag : BN thin filmsJ. Toudert, D. Babonneau, S. Camelio, T. Girardeau, F. Yubero, J.P. Espinós, A.R. González-Elipe |
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Optical refractive index and static permittivity of mixed Zr–Si oxide thin films prepared by ion beam induced CVDF.J. Ferrer, F. Frutos, F.J. García-López, A.R. González-Elipe, F. Yubero |
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Microscopic and macroscopic dielectric description of mixed oxide thin filmsF.J. Ferrer, F. Yubero, J.A. Mejías, F.J. García-López, A.R. González-Elipe |
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Relationship between scaling behavior and porosity of plasma-deposited TiO2 thin filmsA. Borrás, A. Yanguas-Gil, A. Barranco, J. Cotrino, A.R. González-Elipe |
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Estudio de viabilidad de procesos para la obtención de oxígeno a partir de rocas lunares
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Estudio de Nanotecnologías en aplicaciones solares fotovoltaicas
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Investigación y desarrollo de aplicaciones nanotecnológicas en aglomerados de piedra
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Metalización Decorativa y Funcional
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Desarrollo de sistemas electrónicos de olfato para la evaluación de la calidad del aceite de oliva
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Recubrimientos tecnológicos con aplicaciones decorativas (ART-DECO)
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Procesos de funcionalización superficial para la protección de condensadores
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Investigación de nuevas reacciones y procesos industriales de descomposición de CO2, empleando biomasa y mediante técnicas de plasma (DeCO2)
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Procedure and reactor for the reformation of fuels (2007)
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SiO2/TiO2 thin films with variable refractive index prepared by ion beam induced and plasma enhanced chemical vapor depositionF. Gracia, F. Yubero, J.P. Holgado, J.P. Espinós, A.R. González-Elipe, T. Girardeau |
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Analysis of texture and microstructure of anatase thin films by Fourier transform infrared spectroscopyM. Ocaña, C. Pecharromán, F. Gracia, J.P. Holgado, A.R. González-Elipe |
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Theoretical determination of the surface excitation parameter from X-ray photoelectron spectroscopyN. Pauly, S. Tougaard, F. Yubero |
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Intrinsic and extrinsic excitations in deep core photoelectron spectra of solid GeL. Kover, M. Novak, S. Egri, I. Cserny, Z. Berenyi, J. Toth, D. Varga, W. Drube, F. Yubero, S. Tougaard, W.S.M. Werner |
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First stages of growth of cerium oxide deposited on alumina and reduced titania surfacesC. Mansilla, F. Yubero, M. Zier, R. Reiche, S. Oswald, J.P. Holgado, J.P. Espinós, A.R. González-Elipe |
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Correlation between optical properties and electronic parameters for mixed oxide thin filmsF. Gracia, F. Yubero, J.P. Espinós, J.P. Holgado, A.R. González-Elipe, T. Girardeau |
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Effect of visible light on the water contact angles on illuminated oxide semiconductors other than TiO2V.J. Rico, C. López, A.I. Borrás, J.P. Espinós, A.R. González-Elipe |
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Influence of the Angular Distribution Function of Incident Particles on the Microstructure and Anomalous Scaling Behavior of Thin FilmsA. Yanguas-Gil, J. Cotrino, A. Barranco, A.R. González-Elipe |
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Oscillating surface effect in reflection-electron-energy-loss spectraN. Pauly, S. Tougaard, F. Yubero |
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Supported Ag–TiO2 core–shell nanofibres formed at low temperature by plasma depositionA.I. Borrás, A. Barranco, F. Yubero, A.R. González-Elipe |
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Precise determination of metal effective work function and fixed oxide charge in MOS capacitors with high-κ dielectricM. Tapajna, K. Husekova, J.P. Espinós, L. Harmatha, K. Fröhlich |
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Characterization of rare earth oxides based MOSFET gate stacks prepared by metal-organic chemical vapour depositionK. Fröhlich, R. Luptak, E. Dobrocka, K. Husekova, K. Cico, A. Rosova, M. Lukosius, A. Abrutis, P. Pisecny, J.P. Espinós |
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Fluorescent Plasma Nanocomposite Thin Films Containing Nonaggregated Rhodamine 6G Laser Dye MoleculesA. Barranco, P. Groening |
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X-ray photoelectron spectroscopy study of the nucleation processes and chemistry of CdS thin films deposited by sublimation on different solar cell substrate materialsJ.P. Espinós, A.I. Martín-Concepción, C. Mansilla, F. Yubero, A.R. González-Elipe |
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Type of precursor and synthesis of silicon oxycarbide (SiOxCyH) thin films with a surfatron microwave oxygen/argon plasmaA. Walkiewicz-Pietrzykowska, J.P. Espinós, A.R. González-Elipe |
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Design and control of porosity in oxide thin films grown by PECVDA.I. Borras, A. Barranco, A.R. González-Elipe |
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Measuring the electron temperature by optical emission spectroscopy in two temperature plasmas at atmospheric pressure: A critical approachA. Barranco, A. Yanguas-Gil, F. Yubero, A.R. González-Elipe |
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Analysis of SiOxCyHzSiOxCyHz polymeric materials by x-ray absorption spectroscopy: Anomalous behavior of the resonant SiKLLSiKLL Auger spectraA. Barranco, A. Yanguas-Gil, F. Yubero, A.R. González-Elipe |
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Plasma Characterization of Oxygen-Tetramethylsilane Mixtures for the Plasma-Enhanced CVD of SiOxCyHz Thin FilmsA. Yanguas-Gil, A. Barranco, J. Cotrino, P. Gröning, A.R. González-Elipe |
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Desarrollo de un proceso de reformado de metano y otros combustibles mediante plasma” (Proyecto PlasmaGen).
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Method for preparing thin porous layers of inorganic oxides (2002)
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Nanotechnology on Surfaces and Plasma
Research Group on Thin Films Engineering and Plasma Technology
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