Nieves Casañ Pastor
Permanent Researchers
Research Professor
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Biography
Date of assignement: 01/03/1990
Date and place of birth: 1959, Valencia
Research interests
Energy storage and production, and bioapplications. Gradient materials and wireless electrochemistry
Electrochemistry of oxides: oxygen intercalation at low temperature; modulation of physical properties by electrochemical doping
Electrochemical solid state transformations: oxides and metals. Electrodeposition over metallic or insulating substrates. ELECTROPHORESIS of suspensions of YBaCuO, and other oxides CO2 electrochemical reduction with oxide catalysts Graphene electrochemical production with high yield with and without surfactants, Graphene-Oxide Hybrid formation for electrode coatings. Iridium, Iridium oxides, Transparent conductive coatings for electrodes Copper-silver oxides new phases, bidimensional ferromagnetism and conduction Iron oxides electrodeposition Bismuth Electrodeposition for XRay absorbers Conducting polymers, Polypyrrole and PEDOT with aminoacid counterions and biologically active molecules Mixed-valence oxides: Novel routes of synthesis involving electrochemistry at low temperatures in aqueous, organic or fused salts systems Clusters of oxides: Polyocxometalates of Ir, W and Mo. Influence of the mixed valence delocalized electrons in their physical properties, and nanostructuring HYBRIDS. Electroactive materials for Neural growth. Electrochemical modulation of its properties. Electric fields and Neural Growth and Repair with Large Charge Capacity Nanostructured electrodesExpertise
Electrochemistry, Oxides and Oxide clusters (POM), Mixed valence, solid state transformations, Hybrid Materials, ex. Oxide-nanocarbons/conducting polymer-oxides
Energy applications: batteries and supercapacitors, Intercalation processes, charge storage and delivery
Bioelectrodes for electrostimulation, Graphene electrochemical production
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