A new artistic contribution from BCMaterials illustrating the electrical response due to gas adsorption in Metal-Organic Framework/Ionic liquid composites. https://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/abs/10.1002/adfm.202170182

Welcome to James Harry Martin, Pre-Doctoral Researcher Associate at BCMaterials.

Welcome to our new administrative officer Ane Jurado. We hope that you enjoy and learn a lot with us during your internship.

Congratulations Jose Ramón Dios for your amazing PhD defence about piezorresistive and conductive polimer composites integrated by advanced manufacturing. Gaiker, UPV/EHU, Universidade do Minho.

Today is visiting us Edgar Ventosa, researcher at International Research Centre in Critical Raw Materials-ICCRAM to explore new collaborations in relevant areas such as energy and micro and nanodevices. Welcome!  

Itziar Oyarzabal Ikerbasque fellow at BCM has given an invited talk in the Rising Stars Symposium - A Satellite Meeting of The International Conference on Molecular Magnetism 2021 about redox-active coordination chemistry approach to magnetic and/or conductive materials.

Plazer bat #ElhuyarZientziaAzokan parte hartzea Elhuyar-ren eskutik. Gazteen artean bokazio zientifikoa sustatzen lagunduz.

BCMaterials participates in the 2021 E-MRS Spring Meeting and Exhibit this week, organizing the Symposium S: Substitution and recycling of critical raw materials in optoelectronic, magnetic and energy devices III. Researcher Manuel Salado gives the Invited Talk "Passivating strategy to improve photovoltaic properties and intrinsic stability in perovskite solar cells". Ph.D.

Thanks Jessica Satta for your amazing work about the structural and optical characterization of all-inorganic perovskites during your stay at BCMaterials. See you soon!

BCMaterials es uno de los centros vascos que impulsa el programa IKUR 2030 que reforzará el tejido científico en Euskadi en ámbitos estratégicos como neurobiociencias, tecnologías cuánticas, neutriónica y supercomputación e inteligencia artificial.  Euskadi reforzará su tejido científico con 100 millones de euros con el programa Ikur 2030 | El Diario Vasco