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New work in ACS Photonics on tunable narrowband perovksite photodetectos
Control of the spectral response through film thickness and light incident angle, avoiding halide segregation issues
Our own Susana Ramos, winner of the STAOC Award for the Best Doctoral Thesis
A very well-deserved recognition of her excellent research and dedication
MOF pioneers receive The Nobel Prize in chemistry
Thanks to Susumu Kitagawa, Richard Robson, Omar M. Yaghi and all those that opened the path for the field to grow. Check out our recent MOF papers!
A warm welcome to the new researchers and students joining SMSLab
Excited to grow our team and continue pushing the boundaries of sustainable semiconductor research
Our own Miguel Anaya receives multiple honours for his contributions to optoelectronics
Recipient of the Young Experimental Physics Researcher Award (Real Sociedad Española de la Física) and recognised with the Mairena del Arjarafe municipal award
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Congratulations to the @ICMSevilla on its 40th anniversary! 🎉
It is a privilege to be part of this outstanding scientific community and to work alongside so many leading researchers and groups.
Here’s to many more years of science and innovation and collaboration!
🎉 The Institute of Materials Science of Seville celebrates 40 years! 🎉
40 years of research 🔬, collaboration 🤝, and innovation 💡 as a joint center of the @CSIC and the @unisevilla .
🚀 Looking toward the challenges of the future!
🥂 Here’s to another 40 years of S&I!
🔬 ✨El 20 y 21 de julio, en Sevilla, celebraremos el simposio “Soft Materials for Emerging Optoelectronics”, organizado por Miguel Anaya @MAnayaLab y Susana Ramos @susanita_rt, del SMSLab, en el marco de la XL Reunión Bienal de la Real Sociedad Española de Física. @RSEF_ESP
Our own Sol Carretero Palacios recently participated in the workshop Advances in Interfacial Forces and Casimir Interactions, held at Aspenäs Herrgård, Gothenburg. She presented her work on the role of Casimir–Lifshitz forces in ice premelting and interfacial water films.
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