Prometeo program 2009
Members
Miguel Julve Olcina
Miguel Julve Olcina was born in Moncada (Valencia) in 1953. He obtained his PhD degree (with Professors Juan Faus Payá and José M. Moratal Mascarell) at the University of Valencia in 1981. Following two years of postdoctoral fellow (with Prof. O. Kahn) at the Université of Paris Sud (France), he came back to the Department of Inorganic Chemistry at the University of Valencia where he is full Professor of Inorganic Chemistry since 1992. His research activity concerns the rational design of extended magnetic systems by using the complex as ligand strategy and he is co-author of more than 350 articles in peer review scientific journals. His work has been highlighted by several covers in prestigious scientific journals and he was distinguished with the 2002 Inorganic Chemistry Award of the Spanish Royal Society of Chemistry and the 2008 Catalán-Sabatier Prize by the French Chemical Society.
Miguel Julve Olcina was born in Moncada (Valencia) in 1953. He obtained his PhD degree (with Professors Juan Faus Payá and José M. Moratal Mascarell) at the University of Valencia in 1981. Following two years of postdoctoral fellow (with Prof. O. Kahn) at the Université of Paris Sud (France), he came back to the Department of Inorganic Chemistry at the University of Valencia where he is full Professor of Inorganic Chemistry since 1992. His research activity concerns the rational design of extended magnetic systems by using the complex as ligand strategy and he is co-author of more than 350 articles in peer review scientific journals. His work has been highlighted by several covers in prestigious scientific journals and he was distinguished with the 2002 Inorganic Chemistry Award of the Spanish Royal Society of Chemistry and the 2008 Catalán-Sabatier Prize by the French Chemical Society.
Telephone: 0034 96.354.44.40 E-mail: Miguel.julve@uv.es
Francisco Lloret Pastor
Francesc Lloret was born in Pego, Alicante, Spain (1954). He is Full Professor of Inorganic Chemistry at the University of Valencia. His research activity concerns the magnetic studies on multimetallic systems from both experimetal and theoretical viewpoints.
Francesc Lloret was born in Pego, Alicante, Spain (1954). He is Full Professor of Inorganic Chemistry at the University of Valencia. His research activity concerns the magnetic studies on multimetallic systems from both experimetal and theoretical viewpoints.
Telephone: 0034 96.354.44.41 E-mail: Francisco.Lloret@uv.es
Rafael Ruiz García
Rafael Ruiz-García was born in Albal, Valencia, Spain (1967). He received his PhD in Chemistry from the University of Valencia (1995). He is senior researcher at the FGUV. His research interest focuses on the electronic properties and chemical reactivity of metallosupramolecular compounds and their applications in electro- and photoactive magnetic molecular devices.
Rafael Ruiz-García was born in Albal, Valencia, Spain (1967). He received his PhD in Chemistry from the University of Valencia (1995). He is senior researcher at the FGUV. His research interest focuses on the electronic properties and chemical reactivity of metallosupramolecular compounds and their applications in electro- and photoactive magnetic molecular devices.
Telephone: 0034 96.354.44.60 E-mail: Rafael.Ruiz@uv.es
Joan Cano Boquera
Joan Cano was born in Alzira, Valencia, Spain (1967). He received his PhD in Chemistry from the University of Valencia (1997). He is senior researcher at the FGUV. His research activity concerns the use of computational chemistry and statistical physics methodologies to modelize the magnetic properties of multimetallic systems.
Joan Cano was born in Alzira, Valencia, Spain (1967). He received his PhD in Chemistry from the University of Valencia (1997). He is senior researcher at the FGUV. His research activity concerns the use of computational chemistry and statistical physics methodologies to modelize the magnetic properties of multimetallic systems.
Telephone: 0034 96.354.38.25 E-mail: Joan.Cano@uv.es
Salah-Eddine Stiriba
Salah-Eddine Stiriba was born in Marrakech, Morocco (1971). He received his PhD in Chemistry from the University of Valencia (1998). Since 2007, he holds an Assistant Professorship position. His research activities combine synthesis and modification of functional dendrimers and hyperbranched polymers. The emphasis is upon the incorporation of optical, magnetic and catalytic functions and drug functionalities into selective regions of dendritic frameworks. Special attention is also devoted to the development of new strategies to generate and stabilize metal nanoparticles with catalytic, optical and magnetic properties. Metallosupramolecular complexes oriented to building optical, electronic and magnetic hybrid devices are also within his scientific research activities.
Salah-Eddine Stiriba was born in Marrakech, Morocco (1971). He received his PhD in Chemistry from the University of Valencia (1998). Since 2007, he holds an Assistant Professorship position. His research activities combine synthesis and modification of functional dendrimers and hyperbranched polymers. The emphasis is upon the incorporation of optical, magnetic and catalytic functions and drug functionalities into selective regions of dendritic frameworks. Special attention is also devoted to the development of new strategies to generate and stabilize metal nanoparticles with catalytic, optical and magnetic properties. Metallosupramolecular complexes oriented to building optical, electronic and magnetic hybrid devices are also within his scientific research activities.
Telephone: 0034 96.354.44.45 E-mail: Stiriba@uv.es
Julia Vallejo Navarret
Julia Vallejo Navarret was born in Moncada, Valencia, Spain (1986).She is a PhD candidate under the supervision of Isabel Castro Bleda and Joan Cano Boquera at the University of Valencia. His research interest focuses on the rational design of discrete and extended multimetallic systems through the use of the complex as ligand strategy and their magneto-structural characterization.
Julia Vallejo Navarret was born in Moncada, Valencia, Spain (1986).She is a PhD candidate under the supervision of Isabel Castro Bleda and Joan Cano Boquera at the University of Valencia. His research interest focuses on the rational design of discrete and extended multimetallic systems through the use of the complex as ligand strategy and their magneto-structural characterization.
Telephone: 0034 96.354.41.02 E-mail: Julia.Vallejo@uv.es
Pilar Sáez Hernández
Graduate in computer engineering from the University of Valencia is part of the technical support staff within PROMETEO program, responsible for web programming, graphics application programming applied to scientific computation as well as other computer related tasks for the research group.
Graduate in computer engineering from the University of Valencia is part of the technical support staff within PROMETEO program, responsible for web programming, graphics application programming applied to scientific computation as well as other computer related tasks for the research group.
Telephone: 0034 96.354.41.02 E-mail: Maria.P.Saez@uv.es
