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Announcement of the University of Alicante for which a position of predoctoral research staff in training is offered to cover with a temporary contract: "Refining lignin by advanced catalytic schemes powered by sunlight-relics", of the University Institute of Electrochemistry. Ending term presentation of instances: January 5, 2022 Announcement of the University of Alicante for which a position of predoctoral research staff in training is offered to cover with a temporary contract: "Refining lignin by advanced catalytic schemes powered by sunlight-relics", of the University Institute of Electrochemistry. Ending term presentation of instances: December 14, 2021 Announcement of the University of Alicante for which a position of senior collaborating staff is offered to cover with a temporary contract to the project: "Electrolitos y electrodos innovadores para una nueva generación de baterías de sodio para aplicaciones estacionarias (NABASTAT)", of the University Institute of Electrochemistry. Ending term presentation of instances: December 13, 2021 The group of Applied Electrochemistry and Electrocatalysis of the Institute of Electrochemistry of the University of Alicante is one of the participants in the project “ELEKTRA-Tratamiento del agua de rechazo procedente de una planta de electrodiálisis reversible mediante procesos electroquímicos” within the AVI program “Proyectos Estratégicos en Cooperación” of the year 2021 that is led by the company AGUAS DE VALENCIA SA (AVSA) and in which the University of Valencia and the Technological Institute of Energy also participate. Nanomaterials prepared at the University of Alicante Institute of Electrochemistry are to be sent to NASA’s International Space Station (ISS) for use as electrocatalysts in an electrochemical device to study the ammonia oxidation reaction, as part of a project related to the purification of urine in space. The nanomaterials have been designed at the Institute of Electrochemistry by PhD student Roberto Martínez, technician Francisco José Vidal Iglesias and researcher José Solla-Gullón and are made up of platinum (Pt) nanocubes supported by a carbonaceous matrix.
