In his latest article in La Región Ourense, Prof. José Manuel Torralba, Principal Investigator at IMDEA Materials, discusses the possibilities of 3D printing metals in space.
The online publication Phys.org has highlighted IMDEA Materials Institute’s groundbreaking research into how extrusion and additive manufacturing processes affect the corrosion resistance of certain magnesium and zinc alloys. You can read the original article, here.
The magazine La Vélez has featured IMDEA Materials researcher Miguel Castillón for the development of his new computational tool to simulate material fracture and fatigue: PhaseFieldX.
Cadena SER Madrid Sur has featured the new Director of IMDEA Materials, Prof. Jon Molina, and his plans to continue driving the growth of the institute.
Yahoo Noticias! has highlighted the latest article from IMDEA Materials Institute Principal Investigator, Prof. Andrés Díaz Lantada, on exploring the frontier between living and non-living materials.
One of the most prominent publications in Spain focused on the environment and environmental engineering, RETEMA (Revista Técnica de Medio Ambiente), has republished an article by our Director, Prof. José Manuel Torralba, on how high-entropy materials could help reduce our dependence on rare earth elements.
The publication ABC España has featured IMDEA Materials and the Institute’s Principal Investigator, Prof. Harun Tüysüz, in its recent article on promising applications for Perovksite materials.
Silicon changed the world once. Is it about to do so again? Find out in the latest article by our Director, Prof. José Manuel Torralba, The Return of Silicon: From Chips to Lithium-Ion Batteries, published in La Región Ourense.
Spanish publication Revista Alimentaria has highlighted the BIOCOMAT project currently underway at IMDEA Materials Institute that seeks to improve capsule-based delivery systems for polyphenolic compounds.
Our Director, Prof. José Manuel Torralba, has published a new article in La Región in which he explains why many bronze medals awarded in Paris are losing their original shine and developing a tarnished, oxidised appearance.
Alberto Valázquez from ABC.es has highlighted IMDEA Materials Institute’s first startup, Floatech, as a successful example of a public R&D spin-off created from universities and research centres.
Yahoo! Noticias has highlighted the latest article published by IMDEA Materials’ Dr. Phuong Vo in The Conversation Spain on nanoporous materials and their engineering applications.
The online publication Aviación Digital is one of a number of outlets to have highlighted IMDEA Materials’ role in hosting this year’s Forum on Innovation, Talent and Aerospace Education, FITEA 2025.
It’s a question that many master’s students ask themselves at this time of year. And, as our Director Prof. José Manuel Torralba rightly points out, they don’t always find clear, realistic… let alone encouraging answers.
La Opinion, El Correo de Zamora has featured an opinion piece from IMDEA Materials Director, Prof. José Manuel Torralba, highlighting the importance of Materials Science in developing new technologies.
El Economista has highlighted the opening of the world’s first robotics laboratory that will enable the discovery of new polymer-based materials using artificial intelligence (AI) to accelerate data collection and analysis.
IMDEA Materials Senior Researcher and Floatech CTO, Dr. Juan José Vilatela, has been interviewed by David Sañudo on Hoy Por Hoy, Cadena SER Madrid Sur, about the recent inauguration of the company’s new pilot plant in Getafe.
IMDEA Materials Institute researcher, Dr. Juan Carlos Babon, has spoken with Pepa Gea from Más de Uno Madrid about the work of our Catalysis and Energy Materials research group on how to chemically degrade plastics so that the resulting compounds can be reused in other products.
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