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B5tec at 241st ECS Meeting in Vancouver
Our colleague Miguel de las Heras gave a talk at the 241st Electrochemical Society Meeting, a biannual meeting celebrated this year in Vancouver, together with speakers from around the world. During the talk, the most recent advances in the field of microfluidics and flow batteries were presented, focused mainly in the control of interphase in...
B5tec at business forum in the Biomaterials Master UCM
B5tec participated in the business forum organized by the Master in Biomaterials from the Faculty of Pharmacy at the Complutense University of Madrid. The forum could be followed both in person and online, and several companies from the medical, pharmaceutical, nanotechnology, and manufacturing sectors joined the meeting, as well as the science communicator Javier Santaolalla....
B5tec showed together with UPM and UC3M recents advances and technologies
B5tec participated in the day of informative talks organized by the Fluid Mechanics Research Group of the Higher Technical School of Aerospace Engineering (ETSIAE) of the Polytechnic University of Madrid (UPM), the Fluid Mechanics Group of the Carlos III University of Madrid (UC3M) joined the meeting. Our colleagues Miguel de Las Heras, Jorge Hervás, and...
B5tec shown recent advances in the Biomaterials Master UCM
B5tec participated in the business forum organized by the Master in Biomaterials from the Faculty of Pharmacy at the Complutense University of Madrid. The forum could be followed both in person or online, and several companies from the medical, pharmaceutical, nanotechnology, and manufacturing sectors joined the meeting. Our colleague Alberto Quintero of B5tec exposed the...
B5tec gives a talk at I EChemConstore
Our colleague Alberto Quintero participated at the I Meeting on Electrochemical Energy Conversion and Storage Devices, held this year in online mode, on the second day dedicated to "Redox flow batteries, lithium and post-lithium batteries and components". Together with speakers from The Netherlands, France, Germany, Canada, and the United States, the most recent advances in...