Investigadors del grup MATS – Materials i Sostenibilitat de la Universitat de València han participat en l'elaboració del llibre Residus. Un planeta d'usar i tirar?, una obra col·lectiva editada per...[Read more]

Des del grup MATS (Materials Technology and Sustainability) de la Universitat de València anunciem la publicació de la nostra tecnologia de membranes polimèriques innovadores per a la captura de...[Read more]

Amaury Ochoa defends his Master’s degree final project at the University of Valencia: Progress on PVDF-based electrospun membranes with green solvents.[Read more]

Our team has received the award for the best poster at the 3rd International Online Conference on Polymer Science (IOCPS).[Read more]

L'investigador Gorka Marco Velasco presenta avanços en membranes sostenibles per a la captura de CO₂ en el IOCPS 2025 [Read more]

Several Degree and Master's Degree students related to theUniversitat de València Materials, Technology and Sustainability (MATS) Research Group were recognised in the latest edition of the...[Read more]

I’m pleased to share our new publication: "Evaluation of liquid effluents from an urban wastewater treatment plant as CO₂ absorbents in a membrane-based biogas upgrading system in an operational...[Read more]

MethBrane (TED2021-131276A-I00): Production of sustainable superhydrophobic membrane for decarbonisation of dissolved methane emmitions in anaerobic digester[Read more]

A few days ago, the Group I+D+i in Materials technology and sustainability (MATS) had an active participation in the 3rd International Online Conference on Polymer Science (IOCPS), organised by the...[Read more]

BIOFAST (Methodological strategies for the accelerated biodegradation of bioplastics in compost settings) has achieved to reduce significantly the time required for testing biodegradation of compost...[Read more]

Félix E. Montero Rocca of the MATS Group received the Best Oral Presentation Award of the ISFMEM 2025 for his work on PVDF Membrane Electrothreading with green solvents.[Read more]

MethBrane is a project aiming to use dissolved methane generated in water treatment facilities. If not retrieved, this methane is release to the environment and contributes to climate change. Our...[Read more]