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José
Juan
Marrero-Tellado
obtained
his
BSc
(1983)
in
Chemistry
from
the
University
of
La
Laguna
(ULL)
and
his
MSc
(1984)
from
the
ULL
and
Instituto
de
Productos
Naturales
del
CSIC
(IPN-CSIC)
under
the
supervision
of
Profs.
Ernesto
Suárez
and
Rosendo
Hernández.
His
MSc
thesis
was
focused
on
studies
of
alcoxy
radical
fragmentation
reactions.
In
1988,
he
received
his
PhD
(Outstanding
Doctoral
Award)
from
IPN-CSIC-ULL.
From
1989
to
1991
he
carried
out
a
post-doctoral
stay
at
the
University
of
Oxford
(UK)
in
the
group
of
Prof.
Sir
J.
Baldwin
working
on
alkylation
reactions
of
alpha
and
beta-bicyclic
lactams,
studies
on
the
face
selection
of
the
process
and
Cieplak
effect.
In
1997,
he
became
Associate
Professor
of
Organic
Chemistry
at
ULL.
He
has
been
Visiting
Professor
at
University
of
Stratchclyde
working
with
catalytic
antibodies
in
the
group
of
Prof.
C.
J.
Suckling
(Glasgow),
at
Kekulé-Institut
für
Organische
Chemie
und
Biochemie
Universität,
working
on
the
synthesis
of
molecular
knots
in
the
group
of
Prof.
F.
Vögtle
(Germany),
and
at
Eidgenössische
Technische
Hochschule
(ETH)
in
the
group
of
Prof.
F.
Diederich
working
on
the
amphiphilic
dendrimers
as
vectors for gene therapy (Switzerland). His research interest is in functional materials.
Antonio
Diego
Lozano-Gorrín
obtained
his
PhD
in
the
Department
of
Inorganic
Chemistry
at
Universidad
de
La
Laguna
(ULL)
in
Spain
in
the
field
of
Solid
State
Inorganic
Materials
Chemistry
in
2003.
The
objective
of
it
was
the
search
for
materials
with
interesting
magnetic
properties
as
spin-glass
behavior
as
well
as
the
study
of
their
structures
by
means
of
X-ray
diffraction.
He
carried
out
a
post-doctoral
stay
in
the
Department
of
Chemistry
and
the
Brockhouse
Institute
for
Materials
Research
at
McMaster
University
in
Canada
from
2004
to
2007.
From
2008
to
2010
he
got
a
position
as
a
support
manager
for
the
X-ray
diffraction
facilities
at
ULL.
From
2010
on
he
has
been
a
researcher
at
different
groups
at
ULL
where
he
prepared,
characterized,
and
studied
optical
properties,
among
others,
of
different
nanomaterials.
During
those
years
of
research
he
has
been
a
frequent
user
of
neutron
and
synchrotron
facilities
at
different
locations:
ILL,
ESRF
and
LLB
in
France,
Diamond
Light
Source
in
Great
Britain,
Chalk
River
Laboratories
in
Canada
and
Los
Alamos
National
Lab
in
the USA. In 2018 he became a professor at Universidad de La Laguna.
Beatriz
Gil
Hernández
obtained
her
PhD
(2015)
in
the
Department
of
Inorganic
Chemistry
at
the
Universidad
de
La
Laguna
(ULL)
under
the
supervision
of
Prof.Dr.
Joaquín
Sanchiz
in
the
field
of
Coordination
Chemistry.
The
PhD
focused
in
the
synthesis
of
metal-organic
compounds
with
magnetic
properties.
She
stayed
as
a
pre-doctoral
student
in
the
“Institut
für
Anorganische
und
Analytische
Chemie”
of
the
University
of
Düsseldorf,
Germany,
working
on
metallic
nanoparticles
in
the
group
of
Prof.Dr.
Christoph
Janiak.
Also
she
stayed
as
a
pre-doctoral
student
in
the
University
of
Granada
under
the
supervision
of
Dr.
Antonio
Rodríguez-Diéguez,
where
she
was
trained
in
the
structural
refinement
of
Single-Crystal
X-Ray
Diffraction
data.
She
carried
out
a
post-doctoral
stay
in
“Institut
für
Anorganische
und
Analytische
Chemie”
the
University
of
Düsseldorf,
Germany,
working
in
metal-organic
frameworks
and
spin-crossover
materials.
She
is
a
qualified
user
of
the
powder
and
single-crystal
diffractometers
of
the
SEGAI
in
the
University
of
La
Laguna.
From
2018
she
is
an
assistant
professor
in
the
University
of
La
Laguna
and
her
research
interests
are
Single-Crystal
X-Ray
crystallography,
multifunctional
materials
and
luminicent
materials
for
photovoltaic
applications.
Yanina
Moglie
was
born
on
March
8,
1981,
in
Saavedra,
Buenos
Aires,
Argentina.
She
obtained
her
B.Sc.
(2004)
and
Ph.D.
(2009)
in
Chemistry
at
the
Universidad
Nacional
del
Sur
(UNS)
(Bahía
Blanca,
Argentina)
under
the
supervision
of
Profs.
Gabriel
Radivoy
and
Cristian
Vitale.
Her
thesis
was
entitled
"Application
of
Activated
Transition
Metals
in
Organic
Synthesis.
Study
of
New
Systems
of
Reduction
and
Coupling”.
She
was
awared
“Outstanding
Doctoral
Award”
from
Sociedad
Argentina
de
Investigación
en
Química
Orgánica
(SAIQO).
She
carried
out
a
post-doctoral
stay
(2010−2013)
at
the
Universidad
de
Alicante
between
2010-2013,
under
the
supervision
of
Profs.
Francisco
Alonso
Valdés
and
Miguel
Yus
working
on
synthesis,
characterization
and
application
of
supported
metal
nanoparticles
in
organic
synthesis.
In
2014,
she
returned
to
Argentina
and
became
Associate
Researcher
of
Consejo
Nacional
de
Investigaciones
Cientificas
y
Tecnicas
(CONICET-INQUISUR-Bahía
Blanca).
In
2021,
she
became
Professor
of
Organic
Chemistry
at
UNS.
Her
research
focuses
on
the
development
of
new
synthetic
methodologies
involving
nanocatalysts
and
their
application in organic synthesis mainly in the preparation of bioactive compounds.
Raúl
González
Martín
was
born
in
Puerto
de
la
Cruz,
Tenerife,
Spain,
in
1996.
He
received
the
Degree
in
Chemistry
at
University
of
La
Laguna
(ULL)
in
2018,
granted
by
the
Spanish
Ministry
of
Education
with
a
Research
Collaboration
Fellowship.
He
has
subsequently
obtained
the
Master´s
Degree
in
Chemistry
in
2019,
being
awarded
with
the
Best
Final
Master
Project
of
Sciences
at
ULL.
He
is
currently
a
PhD
student
in
the
Doctoral
Program
of
Chemistry
and
Chemical
Engineering
at
ULL
under
the
supervision
of
Dr.
Verónica
Pino
(Department
of
Analytical
Chemistry,
ULL)
and
Dr.
David
Díaz
Díaz
(Department
of
Organic
Chemistry,
ULL).
He
has
been
granted
with
a
FPU
predoctoral
contract
by
the
Spanish
Ministry
of
Universities
to
complete
his
Doctoral
Thesis.
His
research
interests
include
the
design,
synthesis
and
use
of
polymers
and
other
materials
in analytical sample preparation methods.
Diego
Walter
Allgaier
Díaz
was
born
in
Santa
Cruz
de
Tenerife,
Spain,
in
1992.
He
has
graduated
as
an
environmentalogist
in
the
Degree
of
Environmental
Sciences
at
the
Universidad
de
La
Laguna
in
2017
and
subsequently
obtained
the
Master's
Degree
in
Pollution,
Toxicology
and
Environmental
Health
from
the
Universitat
de
Valencia
in
2018,
within
the
specialty
of
environmental
toxicology.
He
also
has
a
Certificate
of
Higher
Education
in
Environmental
Chemistry.
Currently,
he
is
a
PhD
student
in
the
Doctoral
Program
of
Chemistry
and
Chemical
Engineering
at
the
Universidad
de
La
Laguna.
His
Doctoral
Thesis,
directed
by
Dr.
Juan
Ayala
Díaz
(Department
of
Analytical
Chemistry;
ULL)
and
Dr.
David
Díaz
Díaz,
is
centered
on
the
preparation,
chemical
modification
and
characterization
of
hydrogels
and
biopolymers,
as
well
as
their
incorporation
into
analytical chemistry strategies.
Sergio
J.
Álvarez
Ménez
was
born
in
1987
in
La
Palma
(Canary
Islands,
Spain).
He
received
his
B.Sc.
degree
in
Chemistry
in
2010
at
the
Universidad
de
La
Laguna
(ULL),
with
honorus
"Extraordinary
Award
to
the
Best
Student's
Academic
Record".
At
the
same
university,
he
obtained
his
M.Sc.
in
Research
in
Organic
Chemistry
(2011)
and
his
Ph.D.
in
Chemistry
and
Chemical
Engineering
(2016),
under
the
supervision
of
Prof.
Víctor
S.
Martín
and
Dra.
Celina
García.
His
thesis
was
entitled
"New
Synthetic
Strategies
Oriented
to
the
Obtaining
of
Structural
Fragments
Present
in
Natural
Products".
During
his
doctorate
he
participated
in
several
scientific
dissemination
sessions,
he
was
member
of
the
Organizing
Committee
of
the
annual
Congress
of
Students
of
the
Chemistry
School
and
delegate
of
the
Ph.D.
students
of
the
Organic
Chemistry
Department.
After
that
he
worked
in
the
laboratories
of
the
Technical
College
of
Agricutural
Engineering
of
the
ULL
from
May
2016
to
January
2020,
which
research
interest
in
plant
physiology.
During
that
time,
he
also
got
his
M.Sc.
in
Vegetal
Health at the Universidad Politècnica de València (2018).
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Dr. SEBASTIÁN BONARDD
Sr. SCIENTIST - Centro de Física de Materiales (San Sebastián) sbonardd@ull.edu.es
Sebastian
Bonardd
was
born
in
Chile
in
1991.
In
2014
he
earned
his
B.Sc.
degree
in
chemistry
at
the
Pontifical
Catholic
University
of
Chile,
presenting
his
B.Sc.
thesis
entitled
“Synthesis,
stabilization
and
characterization
of
noble
metal
nanoparticles
using
chitosan
graft-copolymers”.
The
same
year
he
starts
his
Ph.D.
studies
under
a
cotutelle
agreement
between
the
Pontifical
Catholic
University
of
Chile
(Chile)
and
the
University
of
the
Basque
Country
(Spain),
being
supervised
by
Dr.
Galder
Kortaberria
and
Dr.
Angel
Leiva.
In
2019
he
received
a
double
Ph.D.
degree
(Ph.D.
in
Chemistry
and
Ph.D.
in
Renewable
Materials
Engineering)
after
presenting
his
doctoral
thesis
“Synthesis,
characterization
and
study
of
dielectric
properties
of
new
polymers
containing
polarizable
groups”,
which
was
related
to
the
obtention
of
new
polymers
for
electrical
energy
storage
applications.
During
his
Ph.D.,
he
acquired
a
strong
background
in
polymer
synthesis
(by
conventional
and
controlled
processes),
along
with
a
broad
experience
in
the
physical-chemistry
characterization
of
polymer-based
materials.
From
May
2021
to
May
2023,
he
was
Juan
de
la
Cierva-
Formación
Researcher
at
the
group
of
Dr.
Díaz
and
his
work
was
focused
on
the
preparation
of
new
polymers
for
electronic
and
drug
delivery
applications,
and
on
the
confection
of
new
bio-based
polymer
nanocomposites
with
catalytic
properties
for
environmental
remediation.
He
is
currently
a
researcher
at
the
Center
for
Materials
Physics
(San
Sebastián)
in
the
"Polymers
and
Soft
Matter
Group"
(http://www.sc.ehu.es/sqwpolim/PSMG/).
José
Ignacio
Hernández
García
was
born
in
San
Cristobal
de
La
Laguna,
Spain,
in
1998.
He
obtained
his
Chemistry
Degree
in
the
University
of
La
Laguna
in
2021.
Also,
he
has
obtained
the
Master's
degree
in
Master
of
Chemistry,
getting
the
specialization
in
Organic
Chemistry
in
2022.
Currently,
he
is
working
on
his
PhD
thesis
in
the
Doctoral
program
of
Chemistry
and
Chemical
engineering
at
the
Universidad
de
La
Laguna.
His
doctoral
thesis
is
directed
by
Dr.
David
Díaz
Díaz
and
Dr.
Sebastian
Bonardd,
which
is
mainly
focused
in
the
synthesis and preparation of materials for the CO2 adsorption.
Paola
Domínguez
Domínguez
was
born
in
Las
Palmas
de
Gran
Canaria,
Spain,
in
1997.
She
has
graduated
as
a
chemist
in
the
Degree
in
Chemistry
at
the
University
of
La
Laguna
in
2019
and
in
2020
she
obtained
the
Master's
Degree
in
Chemistry
with
specialization
in
Organic
Chemistry
at
the
same
university.
At
present,
she
is
a
PhD
student
in
the
PhD
Program
in
Chemistry
and
Chemical
Engineering
at
the
University
of
La
Laguna.
Her
PhD
Thesis,
supervised
by
Dr.
David
Díaz
Díaz
(Department
of
Organic
Chemistry;
ULL),
is
based
on
the
use
of
gel-based
materials
as
a
general
reaction
medium
to
achieve
photoredox
catalysis
with
special
emphasis on two-photon processes using visible light under aerobic conditions.
Oscar
Ramírez
obtained
his
undergraduate
degree
in
chemistry
at
Pontificia
Universidad
Católica
de
Chile
(UClChile)
in
2018,
his
thesis
being
on
the
synthesis
of
new
polymeric
dielectric
materials
for
energy
storage
applications.
Since
2019
he
is
pursuing
a
PhD
in
chemistry
at
the
same
University,
with
a
double
degree
with
Universidad
de
la
Laguna
(ULL),
under
the
supervision
of
Professor
Angel
Leiva
from
UClChile
and
Professor
David
Díaz
from
ULL.
His
thesis
proposal
focuses
on
the
generation
hydrogen
as
a
potential
fuel
by
using
plasmonic
nanocatalysts
supported
on
biohydrogels,
with
particular
interest
on
the
study
of
the
plasmonic
enhancement mechanism for the hydrogen generation.
Dr. PRADIP PACHFULE
Assistant Prof. - S. N. B. N. Centre for Basic Sciences, Kolkata, India ps.pachfule@bose.res.in
Dr.
Pradip
Pachfule
studied
chemistry
at
Solapur
University,
India,
and
graduated
in
2008.
He
received
his
Ph.D.
at
CSIR-National
Chemical
Laboratory,
Pune,
India,
under
the
supervision
of
Prof.
Rahul
Banerjee
in
2014.
Later,
he
worked
as
a
JSPS
postdoctoral
research
fellow
in
the
laboratory
of
Prof.
Qiang
Xu
at
AIST,
Kansai,
Japan.
This
was
followed
by
working
in
the
group
of
Prof.
Arne
Thomas
as
an
Alexander
von
Humboldt
postdoctoral
fellow
and
a
postdoctoral
research
fellow
at
the
Technische
Universität
Berlin,
Germany
(2017–2021).
He
is
currently
working
as
an
assistant
professor
at
S.
N.
Bose
National
Centre
for
Basic
Sciences,
Kolkata,
India.
His
research
is
focused
on
covalent
organic
frameworks
and
their
applications
in photocatalytic water splitting and CO2 reduction.
Cristina
del
Mar
García
Martín
was
born
in
Las
Palmas
de
Gran
Canaria,
Spain,
in
1998.
She
has
graduated
as
a
chemist
in
the
Degree
in
Chemistry
at
the
University
of
La
Laguna
in
2022
and
in
2023
she
obtained
the
Master's
Degree
in
food
safety
and
quality
at
the
same
university.
Currently,
she
is
a
PhD
student
in
the
PhD
Program
in
Chemistry
and
Chemical
Engineering
at
the
University
of
La
Laguna.
Her
PhD
Thesis,
supervised
by
Dr.
David
Díaz
Díaz
(Department
of
Organic
Chemistry;
ULL)
is
focused on the valorization of bio-resources.
