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Current Group Members
Postdoctoral Researchers
Dr Andrés F. Quintero-Jaime
Colombian / Spanish
Andrés' postdoctoral research is funded through the Advanced Materials Research Postdoctoral Fellowship Programme (ADMIRE), which is a Marie Skłodowska-Curie COFUND Action, hosted by AMBER - the Science Foundation Ireland Centre for Advanced Materials and BioEngineering Research.
Andrés' research primarily involves the electrosynthesis of conducting polymer thin films and their nanocomposites with carbon nanotubes or polyoxometalates at polarised liquid|liquid interfaces for applications in flexible supercapacitors.
Andrés' postdoctoral research is funded through the Advanced Materials Research Postdoctoral Fellowship Programme (ADMIRE), which is a Marie Skłodowska-Curie COFUND Action, hosted by AMBER - the Science Foundation Ireland Centre for Advanced Materials and BioEngineering Research.
Andrés' research primarily involves the electrosynthesis of conducting polymer thin films and their nanocomposites with carbon nanotubes or polyoxometalates at polarised liquid|liquid interfaces for applications in flexible supercapacitors.
Dr William Cheuquepan
Chilean / Spanish
William's postdoctoral research is funded through a Marie Skłodowska-Curie Individual Fellowship (CO2PhotoElcat; Grant agreement ID: 101031622).
William's research primarily involves the electrosynthesis of metallic nanoparticle/conducting polymer nanocomposite thin films at polarised liquid|liquid interfaces for various applications (electrocatalysis, SERS, antimicrobial effects, etc.).
William's postdoctoral research is funded through a Marie Skłodowska-Curie Individual Fellowship (CO2PhotoElcat; Grant agreement ID: 101031622).
William's research primarily involves the electrosynthesis of metallic nanoparticle/conducting polymer nanocomposite thin films at polarised liquid|liquid interfaces for various applications (electrocatalysis, SERS, antimicrobial effects, etc.).
PhD candidates
Nicolás Rojas-Sanabria
Colombian
Nicolás' PhD research is funded by AMBER - the Science Foundation Ireland Centre for Advanced Materials and BioEngineering Research.
Nicolás' research primarily involves the electrosynthesis of conducting polymer nanocomposite thin films with AuNPs or CNTs for dopamine sensing or supercapacitor applications.
Nicolás' PhD research is funded by AMBER - the Science Foundation Ireland Centre for Advanced Materials and BioEngineering Research.
Nicolás' research primarily involves the electrosynthesis of conducting polymer nanocomposite thin films with AuNPs or CNTs for dopamine sensing or supercapacitor applications.
Juliana V. Diaz-Reyes
Colombian
Juliana's PhD research is funded through the DUALFLOW project. DUALFLOW is an acronym for “Dual circuit flow battery for hydrogen and value added chemical production”. The DUALFLOW project (grant no. 101070788) is funded through the Horizon Europe HORIZON-EIC-2021-PATHFINDERCHALLENGES-01-04 “Novel routes to green hydrogen Production” call.
Juliana's research primarily involves developing sustainable routes to conducting polymer electrosynthesis at polarised liquid|liquid interfaces, for example using iron-based chemical oxidants.
Juliana's PhD research is funded through the DUALFLOW project. DUALFLOW is an acronym for “Dual circuit flow battery for hydrogen and value added chemical production”. The DUALFLOW project (grant no. 101070788) is funded through the Horizon Europe HORIZON-EIC-2021-PATHFINDERCHALLENGES-01-04 “Novel routes to green hydrogen Production” call.
Juliana's research primarily involves developing sustainable routes to conducting polymer electrosynthesis at polarised liquid|liquid interfaces, for example using iron-based chemical oxidants.
Jessica L. Smith-Osorio
Colombian
Jessica's PhD research is funded through the DUALFLOW project. DUALFLOW is an acronym for “Dual circuit flow battery for hydrogen and value added chemical production”. The DUALFLOW project (grant no. 101070788) is funded through the Horizon Europe HORIZON-EIC-2021-PATHFINDERCHALLENGES-01-04 “Novel routes to green hydrogen Production” call.
Jessica's research primarily involves modelling photocurrent generation at sensitised liquid|liquid interfaces (e.g., by photoactive porphyrin or conducting polymer thin films) and also upscaling conducting polymer electrosynthesis at polarised liquid|liquid interfaces.
Jessica's PhD research is funded through the DUALFLOW project. DUALFLOW is an acronym for “Dual circuit flow battery for hydrogen and value added chemical production”. The DUALFLOW project (grant no. 101070788) is funded through the Horizon Europe HORIZON-EIC-2021-PATHFINDERCHALLENGES-01-04 “Novel routes to green hydrogen Production” call.
Jessica's research primarily involves modelling photocurrent generation at sensitised liquid|liquid interfaces (e.g., by photoactive porphyrin or conducting polymer thin films) and also upscaling conducting polymer electrosynthesis at polarised liquid|liquid interfaces.
BSc. Students (Final Year Projects)
2023/2024 Academic Year
John Kennelly (BSc. Pharmaceutical and Industrial Chemistry)
Kaley Kavanagh (BSc. Industrial Biochemistry)
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