National Spanish Radio (RNE) has featured an interview with IMDEA Materials Director, Prof. José Manuel Torralba, about the potential of high entropy alloys on its popular scientific podcast “On the Shoulders of Giants”.
ConSalud.es speaks with visiting IMDEA Materials researcher, José Sánchez del Río about a “smart mask” that can track a wearer’s vital signs, result of the collaborative MAMAP-CM project between IMDEA Materials, the UPM and URJC.
Tech Xplore has highlighted IMDEA Materials Institute’s ongoing research into developing a new generation of fire safety systems. The technology has been shown to work at temperatures as low as 250°C with a response time of less than a second.
Science X has featured the work of IMDEA Materials Institute and predoctoral researcher Mingyang Zhang into developing a solid-state electrolyte to improve the safety of lithium-ion batteries. You can check out the full article here.
IMDEA Materials Institute director, Prof. José Manuel Torralba, speaks to Miguel Ángel Criado of El País about the role of artificial intelligence in the discovery of the materials of the future. You can read the full article here.
Journalist Ángel Luis Jiménez from SaluDigital has spoken with IMDEA Materials’ researcher Guillermo Domínguez about his work with a new generation of biodegradable implants for use as cardiovascular stents.
Spain’s most-read newspaper online, 20minutos.es, has featured IMDEA Materials Institute and our Director, Prof. José Manuel Torralba, in an article on the materials of the future and high entropy alloys. You can check out the full article in Spanish here.
IMDEA Materials Institute researcher Lola Martin Alonso talks to journalist Pablo Fritschi on TeleMadrid’s program Juntos about her decision to leave Real Madrid C.F. to follow her dream and dedicate herself to science.
IMDEA Materials Institute researcher Guillermo Domínguez from our Bio/Chemo/Mechanics of Materials research group speaks to journalist Nieves Herrero on OndaMadrid´s Madrid Directo. You can listen to the interview in Spanish, here.
IMDEA Materials Institute’s role in the international Digital Method for Improved Manufacturing of Next-Generation Multifunctional Airframe Parts or DOMMINIO project has been highlighted in a number of outlets.
Professor Javier LLorca speaks with journalist David Callejo about IMDEA Materials Institute’s work developing a new generation of biodegradable, shape-morphing implants and the European BIOMET4D project.
Multiple media outlets including TeleMadrid have covered the launch of the new Horizon Europe, European Innovation Council-funded BIOMET4D project to develop smart, biodegradable, shape-shifting implants
El Mundo talks to IMDEA Materials researcher Carmen Martínez Alonso about receiving a prestigious Fulbright grant, her work in catalysis and the hydrogen economy, and her passion for literature and poetry.
Today, on Women in Engineering Day, our researcher Lola Martin Alonso talks to ABC.es about her difficult decision to leave a professional contract with Real Madrid to pursue a scientific career at IMDEA Materials Institute.
3D-printed prosthetics tailored to individual patients and curative implants that dissolve without leaving a trace once their work is done. El Mundo has highlighted the work IMDEA Materials is doing in the field of regenerative medicine.
Pioneering work in the field of Carbon Nanotube (CNT) technology carried out by IMDEA Materials has been showcased in Actualidad Aeroespacial, highlighting its potential future importance in the aerospace sector.
IMDEA Materials researchers developing multi-scale simulation methods to optimize 3D-printed “lattice” structures under the MOAMMM project, simulations were recently checked in an egg drop challenge
In this article, the ABC newspaper reviews the reasons why silicon has been identified as the material that should replace graphite in the next generation of lithium-ion batteries: ten times more storage capacity than graphite, greater abundance in the earth’s
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