Sergio Javier Peñas Núñez
PhD Student
Researcher
Polímeros para bioelectrónica
Polímeros para la salud
Sergio Javier Peñas Núñez earned his Bachelor’s Degree in Chemistry in the year 2021 from the University of Navarra. His BSc Thesis “Generation of calcium alginate particles by microfluidics and its application in photocatalysis” was supervised by Dr. José Ramón Isasi.
In 2022 he completed his Master’s Degree in Computational Methods in Science at the University of Navarra. His MSc Thesis “Design and automation of the process of characterization of calcium alginate particles obtained by microfluidics” was supervised by Dr. José Ramón Isasi and Dr. Wenceslao González.
Currently, he is doing his PhD project under the supervision of Dr. Miryam Criado. His research is focused on the design and synthesis of natural-based multi-responsive polymers to be employed in the fabrication of hydrogels, that will be used to fabricate water-harvesting engineered devices.
Phosphonium Poly(Ionic Liquid) Electrolytes for Fast Lithium-Ion Conduction
A. Herranz Berzosa, K. Cai, G. Lingua, D. Mantione, I. Santos, F. Santino, M. Forsyth, F. Chen and D. Mecerreyes
Fluorine-Free All-Solid-State Polymer Electrolytes for Sodium Metal Batteries
R. del Olmo, J. Olmedo-Martinez, F. Santino and I. Villaluenga
Isosorbide bio-based gel polymer electrolyte: a sustainable material to design high-voltage lithium metal batteries
R. del Olmo, n. null, F. Santino, C. Villacis-Segovia, N. Aguilar, D. de Morais Zanata, E. Lizundia, J. Carrasco and I. Villaluenga
Enabling room temperature solid-state lithium batteries by blends of copolymers and ionic liquid electrolytes
R. del Olmo, J. Harwood, D. de Morais Zanata, F. Santino, J. Olmedo-Martínez, P. Howlett and I. Villaluenga
