Rubén Teijido, New Doctor of BCMaterials

We are happy to announce a new doctor from BCMaterials. Rubén Teijido made a great PhD thesis defense today. Dr. Teijido presented his work titled "Sustainable Anti-Corrosion Coatings Based on Biomaterials for Marine Applications".

We want to warmly congratulate Rubén for his fantastic work during his pre-doctoral stage. We are sure this paves the way for a successful research career. Congratulations!

Our Research Projects Stars the BCMaterials 2025 Calendar

BCMaterials has dedicated its 2025 desk calendar to collecting a selection of the more than 60 research projects currently underway in which the center participates or leads. Research projects are the backbone of our center's activity, so we wanted to give them an important role through their presence in our calendar, which is shared among the BCMaterials research community, institutions and partners.

The Basque Minister for Science, Universities and Innovation Visits BCMaterials

On November 27, the Minister for Science, Universities and Innovation of the Basque Government, Juan Ignacio Pérez Iglesias, visited the facilities of BCMaterials in Leioa. The goal of the visit was to show the Minister the important evolution of the centre in the research of new materials since its creation in 2012 until today, when it has more than one hundred people in its own staff, plus another 26 associated researchers freom UPV/EHU.

Natalia Río López, New Doctor of BCMaterials

We want to congratulate Natalia Río López, pre-doctoral researcher of BCMaterials, for becoming new doctor on 17th December. Natalia made a brilliant defense of her thesis entitled "Relation between microstructure and properties in magnetic shape memory alloys studied by neutron diffraction".

It is our pleasure to see Natalia grating this great achievement and we want to underline the hard work she has been doing through these PhD years. Congratulations, Natalia!!

BCMaterials participates in a project for early diagnosis of sepsis using ECL

Sepsis or septicemia is a serious and potentially fatal response to an infection that can worsen very quickly. A 2020 WHO report estimates that sepsis causes 30 million deaths a year worldwide. It is estimated that the risk of dying from complications of infections increases by 7.6% for every hour of delay in treatment. It is estimated that early diagnosis of sepsis could save the lives of 200,000 people annually.

Kick-off Meeting of the BIOntier European project

The kick-off meeting of the BIOntier project (BreakIng FrOntiers in sustainable and circular biocomposites with high performance for multi-sector applications) was held in mid-October in Heraklion (Crete, Greece). The project, funded by the European Union's Horizon Europe programme, is made up of a consortium of 25 entities from 12 countries. BCMaterials is one of several Basque partners in the project, along with Tecnalia and Graphenea.

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