Residuos, Energía, Medio Ambiente y Nanotecnología (REMAN)
Las principales líneas de investigación del Grupo "Residuos, Energía, Medio Ambiente y Nanotecnología" son:
· Análisis de la contaminación atmosférica· Caracterización de residuos tóxicos y peligrosos: determinación de la composición química y análisis de propiedades de toxicidad
· Determinación de PCDD/Fs, PCBs, PAHs, LAS, nonilfenoles, EOX, ftalatos y otros contaminantes en diversas matrices
· Estudio sobre conservación de diversidad animal y vegetal en ecosistemas mediterráneos y tropicales
· Nanofibras y nanotubos de carbono: Síntesis, caracterización y formación de nanocomposites poliméricos
· Tratamiento de limpieza en gases
Miembros del Grupo
 Juan A. Conesa Ferrer (dir.)    |
 Adoración Carratalá Giménez |
 Juan Carlos García Quesada |
 Mª Francisca Gómez-Rico |
 Ignacio Martín Gullón |
 Nuria Ortuño García |
 Iluminada Rodríguez Pastor |
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Life Cycle Assessment of a Vegetable Tannin-Based Agent Production for Waters Treatment
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Replacing Natural Gas with Biomethane from Sewage Treatment: Optimizing the Potential in São Paulo State, Brazil
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Replacing Natural Gas with Biomethane from Sewage Treatment: Optimizing the Potential in São Paulo State, Brazil
Women in Engineering and Architecture: Evolution in the Number of Students Enrolled and Actions to Promote Vocations in the University of Alicante
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Women in Engineering and Architecture: Evolution in the Number of Students Enrolled and Actions to Promote Vocations in the University of Alicante
Engineers of the Future: Strategy to Cultivate Female Talent that Opens Paths in STEM
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Engineers of the Future: Strategy to Cultivate Female Talent that Opens Paths in STEM
Impact of the COVID-19 lockdown to a port-city area: A two-year comparative PMF analysis of PM10 of polluting sources
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Impact of the COVID-19 lockdown to a port-city area: A two-year comparative PMF analysis of PM10 of polluting sources
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