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LSRE-LCM Researchers participation in IUPAC Global Women’s Breakfast

February 11, 2021

LSRE-LCM researchers accepted IUPAC's invitation to participate in Global Women’s Breakfast: Empowering Diversity in Science, which happened at 10 am on February 9th (online).

This was an IUPAC worldwide event that involved several institutions from 24 different countries.
In Portugal, Sociedade Portuguesa de Química invited universities and companies to join the online Women's Breakfast. 

Researchers, teachers and students from LSRE-LCM, LEPABE and CEFT research units from Chemical Engineering Department participated in the event. 

More info at:

Global Women Breakfast 2021 :: SPQ

Global Women Breakfast - Portugal (video)

Global Woman Breakfast 2021 FEUP/DEQ (video)


Ana Isabel Gomes PhD thesis defense

January 30, 2021

LSRE-LCM congratulates Ana Isabel Gomes for her PhD thesis defense on January 29th, 2021.

Ana Isabel Gomes finished the Doctoral Program in Chemical and Biological Engineering, with the PhD thesis entitled "Treatment train for mature urban landfill leachate" supervised by Principal Researcher Vítor Vilar and co-supervised by Doctor Rui Boaventura and Doctor Tânia Silva.

The staff and team of LSRE-LCM wish Ana success for the new professional stage that will begin!

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Valorization of Fish Canning Industry Effluents: Design of Membrane and Adsorption Separation Processes
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Anthocyanin-loaded double emulsions for food applications: Color stabilization and emulgels for customized 3D-printing
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Lignin-based Pickering Stabilizers for Innovative Cosmetic Applications
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CFD modeling and simulation of a membrane contactor for ozonation: hydrodynamics, gas-liquid mass transfer and scale-up study