Research groups
Mascareñas / López / Gulías
Synthesis and catalysis: discovery and development of innovative catalytic methodologies.
Chemical biology and biomedicine: a) synthesis of molecular systems to interfere with and/or sense biological processes, b) development of novel biomedical tools; c) merging metal catalysis with cell biology. (video)
Granja / Montenegro / García-Fandiño
Supramolecular Chemistry based on Peptide nanotubes: Self-assembly and functional properties. (video)
Chemical Biology: Novel strategies to cross the lipid bilayer for gene therapy
Multiscale Simulations & Molecular visualization: Computational chemistry apply to the study of the origin of life
Vázquez López / Vázquez Sentís
Biological Organic Chemistry: Peptides for molecular recognition. Photochemistry. Chemical tools to study mitochondria
Biological Inorganic Chemistry: DNA Recognition Agents, Molecular Sensors and Devices
González-Bello
Antibacterials: Innovative approaches to face the superbug challenge. Unexplored targets. Drugs with novel mechanism of action. New diagnosis kits.
Martínez-Costas
Molecular Virology (video)
IC-tagging technology platform: Virus-based biotechnological applications
Rivadulla
Chemistry of Condensed Matter: Magnetism and Nanotechnology (video)
Thermoelectrics Based on 2-D Nanostructures of Correlated Oxides
Giménez-López
Multifunctional Metal-Carbon Hybrid Nanostructures for Spintronics and Energy-related Applications
ERC - StG "NANOCOMP": Complex Dynamics of Clusters in High-Aspect Ratio Hollow Nanostructures
Lazzari
Polymers: a Tool for Manufacturing Nanomaterials
EU Project "NanoRestART": NANOmaterials for the REStoration of works of ART (video)
Souto
Electroactive Molecular Materials (ElectroMolMat)
ERC-StG ELECTROCOFS: Molecular Design of Electrically Conductive Covalent Organic Frameworks as Efficient Electrodes for Lithium-Ion Batteries
Fañanás-Mastral
Sustainable Catalysis and Asymmetric Synthesis
ERC-COG "BECAME": Bimetallic Catalysis for Diverse Methane Functionalization
Orosa
Our research is focused on understanding how plant immune responses are regulated by ubiquitination, willing to exploiting this knowledge to produce disease resistant barley through proteome engineering.
Insua
Supramolecular therapeutics: cytotoxic agents whose action is controlled by self- assembly with application as antimicrobials and antitumoral agents.
Cooperative behaviour: supramolecular nanostructuras whose monomers perform collective tasks like molecular recognition and self-replication.