NEWS

II Iberian Photocatalysis Conference

November 30, 2023

The II Iberian Photocatalysis Conference took place at FEUP on November 7th and counted roughly 100 participants (assisting at FEUP and online). The Conference was chaired by Cláudia Gomes da Silva and was organized by the Iberian Photocatalysis Association with the support of the Industrial Chemistry Group of the Portuguese Chemical Society and LSRE-LCM.

Students, researchers, representatives of companies, local authorities, and research institutes, mainly from Portugal and Spain could share knowledge and experiences about photocatalysis as a technology that can contribute significantly to meeting the objectives of environmental policies and promoting a model of sustainable economic development.

Larissa Paulista PhD thesis defense

November 25, 2023

LSRE-LCM congratulates Larissa Paulista for her PhD thesis defense on November 17, 2023. Larissa finished the Doctoral Program in Environmental Engineering, with the PhD thesis entitled "Solar-Driven Thermo-Photocatalytic CO2 Valorisation into Value-Added Fuels" supervised by Researcher Vítor Vilar, Professor Ramiro Martins, and Researcher Tânia Silva.

The staff and team of LSRE-LCM wish Larissa Paulista success in the new professional stage that will now begin!

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Additive Manufacturing of Structured Adsorbents for Adsorption-based Processes
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Catalytic Conversion of Wastes into Aviation Fuel
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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