The midterm meeting for this international doctoral programme in materials science was celebrated last week.

The 10^th ALBA beamline is fully operational and recently hosted its first experiment from expert users: researchers from ICMAB-CSIC involved in the PTI+ Transener studied different type of materials for batteries. NOTOS is co-funded by the European Regional Development Fund (ERDF).

Doctor Roberto Fabião Santos Abreu, from the Nanomol-Bio Group at ICMAB-CSIC, defended his PhD thesis titled "Natural and Synthetic Hydrogels as Biomimetic Materials for Cancer Immunotherapies" on Thursday, 21 April 2022 in a hybrid session. Congrats!

ICMAB Researcher Teresa Puig and her team plan to validate a new generation of colloidal inks that enable the scale-up of nanocomposite superconducting tapes.

A work on fluorescent compounds based on boron clusters is highlighted on the inside cover of ChemComm, by Rosario Núñez and co-workers. 

ICMAB researcher Nieves Casañ is co-author of the chapter on nanostructured electroactive materials.  

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The Clúster MAV (Advanced Materials Cluster) organized a half-day conference at ICMAB open to R+D+i companies, technology centers and research entities: flash-talks on innovations of micro- and nanomaterials and guided visits to laboratories of the three research centers invovled. 

Molecular Gate S.L. aims to become a key player in the anti-counterfeiting industry, particularly in the health sector. The cost-effective security technology developed by the company will ensure the authenticity of pharmaceutical products using smart optical printed elements on the products.