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Description of research activity: The REDOLi group seeks to improve society through research in the fields of recognition, sustainability and innovation. The REDOLi group carries out its research in the fields of recognition, sustainability and innovation. Its lines of work include:
- Development of molecules and nanomaterials for sensors.
- Development and application of electronic noses and tongues
- Development of molecules and nanomaterials to modulate the activity of proteins, in particular the enzymes polyphenol oxidase and lipase/pancreatin.
- Synthesis and application of Covalent Organic Frameworks (COFs)
- Porous materials for gas capture
- Development of strategies to achieve more sustainable processes and products, particularly in agriculture and the chemical, materials and food industries.
- Microwave-assisted synthesis
- Dissemination of current aspects of bioeconomy, circular economy and climate change.
- Life cycle analysis.
- Nanomaterials and sensors for the agricultural sector
- Support to companies in innovation processes, identification of knowledge, transformation of knowledge into products, development of protection strategies and projects.
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Scientific-technical goals: - The REDOLi group seeks to improve society through research in the areas of recognition, sustainability and innovation
- Obtaining new molecules and nanomaterials to modulate protein activity, particularly the enzymes polyphenol oxidase and lipase/pancreatin
- Obtaining new molecules and nanomaterials for sensors
- To have new, more sustainable processes and products, particularly in agriculture and the chemical, materials, and food industries
- Achieving new monitoring processes using electronic noses and tongues.
- Prepare, study and apply Covalent Organic Frameworks
- To have new, more sustainable processes and products, particularly in agriculture and the chemical, materials, and food industries
- Achieving more efficient and automated synthesis processes through the use of microwaves and flow techniques
- To inform society about current aspects of bioeconomy, circular economy and climate change
- Evaluate the environmental impact of products and processes through life cycle analysis
Research lines: - Life Cycle Assessment (LCA).We develop life cycle analyses on demand for the study of the environmental impact of products and processes. Both for existing systems and for new research developments.
- Sensors.Development of sensors based on changes in optical or electrochemical properties, both from molecules and materials or hybrid systems. In particular, work is being done on the development of electronic noses and tongues. As for the sectors, developments are focused on the agricultural sector.
- Protein activity regulation.Development of molecules and materials with the ability to modulate (activate or inhibit) the activity of proteins. In particular of the enzymes polyphenol oxidase and lipase/pancreatin.
- New materials and more sustainable processes in the chemical and food industries.Development of strategies for more sustainable processes and products, in particular in the chemical, materials and food industries. It also includes dissemination and training in current aspects of bioeconomy, circular economy and climate change.
- Applications and characterization studies of electrolized water.Electrolysed water generation, analysis, stability and application studies of electrolysed water.
- Microwave assisted chemical synthesis.Development of molecule and nanomaterial synthesis using solid-state microwaves.
- Preparation and application studies of Covalent Organic Frameworks (COFs).Preparation, characterisation and application studies of Covalent Organic Frameworks (COFs).
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Keywords: - SYNTHESIS
- ELECTROCHEMISTRY
- ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT
- LIFECYCLE ANALYSIS
- NANOMATERIALS
- SENSORES
- CARBON FOOTPRINT
- ELECTRONIC NOSES
- ELECTRONIC TONGUES
- MULTI-SENSORS
- LCA
- CLIMATE CHANGE
- ANALYSIS
- CIRCULAR ECONOMY
- ENZYME
- INHIBITOR
- PROTEIN
- BIOECONOMY
- ELECTROLYZED WATER
- BIOCIDE
- MICROWAVE
- COFS
- MICROPOROUS
