AFM is able to measure several physical magnitudes including Ferroelectricity! Discover this and more is this amazing book!!Nice work team!Characterizing Ferroelectricity with an Atomic Force Microscopy: An All-Around Technique | SpringerLink https://t.co/ij4qnhjQHT — NanoChemLab (@ChemNano) August 1, 2019

Testing our first nano oxide balance! Amazing results and a lot of fun with Andres Gomez @icmab pic.twitter.com/xujBq1rvJe — NanoChemLab (@ChemNano) July 31, 2019  

Adrien Carretero-Genevrier, from the NanoChemLab is an Invited Speaker by the NFFA at EMRS spring meeting 2019, the European Material Research Society Conference at the symposium O. He presents the talk on «Soft chemistry assisted nanostructured functional oxides on Si integrated systems«, in which he will talk about advanced functional Oxides materials integrated on Silicon, […]

Today we start harvesting vibrational energy from complex oxides nanowires!! Thanks to nffa network and access from @icmabCSIC pic.twitter.com/FsEEG66O7y — NanoChemLab (@ChemNano) February 28, 2019

Today, Dr. Adrián Carretero-Genevrier is our invited speaker at the lecture series organized by the PhD Programme in Materials Science at @FCienciesUAB. Thanks Adrián for sharing your superb knowledge on nanostructured metal oxide films with us! pic.twitter.com/SkLHSEmMrZ — Eva Pellicer (@EvaPellicerVila) March 1, 2019  

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Adrien Carretero-Genevrier, 2018 winner of a Starting Grant from the European Research Council (ERC) Conceived for young researchers wishing to develop their own theme independently, and to create their own research team, the Starting Grants scholarships provide the winners with funding up to € 1.5 million over five years. With this grant, Adrien Carretero-Genevrier, CNRS […]

Claudia and Julia will be at NanoChemLab in the IES for a undergraduate stage of one month focus on the integration of functional oxides nanostructures by combining chemical solution methods and microfabrication techniques.

Jordi Antoja will be at NanoChemLab in the IES for a PhD stage of two months focus on understanding the relationship between structure and functionality of piezoelectric thin films.