Postdoctoral Researchers
MSc in chemistry (University of Valencia, 2000) and PhD in chemistry from the (University of Erlangen-Nuremberg, Germany) for his thesis on electrically conducting polymer synthesis for electron beam lithography in collaboration with Infineon Technologies AG. He then joined the group as a postdoctoral fellow with an interest in new nanomaterials for photonic and plasmonic applications such as the synthesis and assembly of colloidal metallic and semiconducting nanoparticles, polymeric nanocomposites and conducting polymers with lithographic properties. At the end of 2009, he co-founded and is currently R&D manager of InteNanoMat S.L from where he collaborates with the UMDO group.
Pablo P. Boix received his PhD. in Nanoscience and Nanotechnology from the Universitat Jaume I (2012, Castelló, Spain). During this period, he worked on unveiling the physical processes governing optoelectronic devices such as dye sensitized, quantum dots and organic solar cells. In 2012, he joined the Energy Research Institute (at Nanyang Technological University, Singapore), where he led a pioneer research line on hybrid lead halide perovskites for photovoltaic and light emission applications. He worked on industrial perovskite solar cells development (Dyesol Ltd., Lausanne, Switzerland) in 2016. After that, Pablo joined Universitat de València as a Ramon y Cajal fellow. His research has contributed to the implementation of new materials and device concepts. As a result, his scientific production includes more than 85 articles in peer-reviewed scientific journals and 2 patents among others.
Marie Kreĉmarová studied Biomedical and clinical technology at Czech Technical University in Prague (CVUT), Czech Republic, where she obtained her Bachelor and Engineer/Master degrees. During her master study she worked at the Institute of Physics (IoP), group of Materials for Nanosystems and Biointerfaces (MNB), Prague, Czech Republic on Deposition of nano-crystalline diamond films and its material and electrical characterizations (2010-2012). She started in October 2012 Ph.D. studies at the CVUT focused on development of a sensor for optical detection of charged molecules based on nitrogen-vacancy quantum emitter charge state in diamond combined with microfluidic electrochemical system. She continued work as a Ph.D. researcher at the IoP group of MNB on Plasma-enhanced chemical vapour deposition (PECVD) of diamond thin films and its material and electrical characterizations (2012-2016). Within the Erasmus program she continued her studies at the Institute for Materials Research, Photonics and Quantum Lab, Hasselt, Belgium between 2015 and 2016 to construct the sensor (thin film PECVD and physical vapour deposition (PVD), photolithography, confocal microscopy, electrochemistry). She defended the Ph.D. in June 2018. Currently as a Junior Postdoc, she is working on fabrication of 2D quantum emitters for scalable on-chip quantum photonic hybrid microsystems devices within the international project Scalable Two-Dimensional Quantum Integrated Photonics at the Institute of Materials Science of the University of Valencia.
I received my master’s degree in Applied Physics and Nanomaterials at Vasyl Stefanyk Precarpathian National University (Ukraine) in 2011. In 2015 i obtained my PhD degree ( Physcics and Chemistry of Solid State). My PhD work was focused on synthesis, structure, electrical and electrochemical properties of doped Lithium Manganese Spinel. In particular, i used this Materials as electrode Materials for Lithium Power Sources. Currently, i working as a postdoc with Prof. Juan Francisco Sánchez Royo at the Institute of Materials Science of the University of Valencia (ICMUV). My research work include synthesis, physical Properties (structural, electrical, optical, electrochemical) and Application of complex Oxides in Energy generation and accumulation Devices.
In 2013 i received a master's degree with honors in the field of applied physics and nanomaterials at Vasyl Stefanyk Precarpathian National University (Ukraine). In 2017, after defending PhD thesis, i received the PhD degree .My
scientific work related to electrochemical studies of hybrid supercapacitors with a Faraday electrode based on nanoscale spinel systems Li-Mn-Fe-O. I work as a postdoc with Prof. Dr. Juan P. Martínez Pastor at the Institute of Materials Science of the University of Valencia (ICMUV). My scientific interests are focused on the synthesis of nano-sized
functional materials and studies of their electrochemical properties.
Diploma of Advanced Studies (DEA) with a thesis on 'the quantum confined Stark effect and electric field effects on the optical properties and photoluminescence of self-assembled quantum wells'. He recently successfully defended his PhD thesis which focused on variational mathematical models for calculation the energy of excitons confined in rings, discs and spherical-shaped structures. The models account also for radiative recombination time, and latest models take into consideration the influence of a magnetic field and the presence of impurities. He collaborates from an Education partner.
Born in Córdoba (Spain) in 1978. After obtaining his Chemistry degree (M.Sc.) from the University of Seville (Spain) in 2002, he received the Doctor in Chemistry degree (Ph.D.) from the University of Erlangen-Nürnberg (Germany) in 2006. His thesis was based on the development of a molecular model for the simulation of modern photoresist materials in lithography and it was developed as a collaboration project with the company Infineon Technologies AG. After his thesis he worked for five months as a researcher in the memory products department of Qimonda AG in Dresden (Germany) and for four years at the Nanophotonics Technology Center of the Polytechnic University of Valencia. At present he is a senior researcher in UMDO. His research interests are focused on the development of new nanomaterials for photonic and plasmonic applications, including the synthesis of metallic and semiconducting nanoparticles, polymeric nanocomposites, conducting polymers with lithographic properties, and Micro and Nano fabrication techniques.
Isaac Suárez (Telecommunications, Polytechnic University of Valencia, 2002) received his PhD (Physical Sciences, Autonomous University of Madrid, 2006) under the supervision of Prof. Ginés Lifante on the subject of electrooptic modulators in LiNbO3:Zn waveguides. Thereafter, following a 7 month study of the modeling and fabrication of InP HEMT transistors at the Centro Astronómico de Yebes he spent two years in the laboratories of the LAAS-CNRS (Toulouse, France) developing GaAs VCSEL technology. In 2009 he joined UMDO to pursue his interests of fabrication and characterization of integrated photonic devices in semiconductors III-V and polymers.
I am a theoretical physicist working on the simulation of the optical properties of nanostructured materials. I graduated in the University of Murcia (Spain) and I have done my PhD Thesis at the University of Valencia (Spain). After my PhD, I have worked as a postdoc in the Institute of Electronics, Microelectronics and Nanotechnology of Lille (France) and I have been Research Associate during five years at the University of Luxembourg. Currently, I have a Juan de la Cierva-Incorporación contract in the Institute of Materials Science at the University of Valencia. I have been the Principal Investigator of the project "modelling of carrier dynamics and ultra-fast spectroscopy in two-dimensional materials" and I have been a collaborator in other European projects. My expertise covers the use of first principles and empirical methods to investigate physical properties 2D materials and currently I am working on the following research topics: (i) ultra-fast dynamics of photo-generate carriers, (ii) exciton physics in 2D materials, and (iii) physics of the electron-phonon and exciton-phonon interaction and (iv) ab-initio theoretical Raman spectroscopy.
Post-Doc researcher in the field of single nanostructure spectroscopy. PhD in Physics at the UMDO group. His experimental research focuses on the fundamental study of single Quantum Dots and Quantum Wires as new candidates for optoelectronic devices. His interest covers techniques and concepts as single photon correlation, confocal microscopy, quantum molecules, Coulomb interaction in confined systems and Plasmonic devices. He is also interested in Science Popularization topics, being the author of some national and international initiatives.
Physics graduate (University of the Valle, Cali-Colombia) and Master in Photonics (University of Valencia). His PhD work was focused on the study of quantum dots spectroscopy (PL, µPL, TRPL). He is currently working in applied physics as a member of the group UMDO at the Institute of materials science of the University of Valencia (ICMUV). In his spare time he enjoys reading, martial arts and football.
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