The European Ceramic Society
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Spain
Institute of Ceramics and Glass / Technical Ceramics Group
1) development of multifunctional ceramic-graphene composites, 2) fabrication of 3D ceramic scaffolds by robocasting, and 3) manufacturing of high temperature protective coatings.
Director : Prof. Maria Isabel Osendi
Email : miosendi@icv.csic.es
Phone : +34 917355840
Address : Instituto de Ceramica y Vidrio, CSIC, Kelsen, 5 Campus Cantoblanco 28049 Madrid. Spain
Website : www.icv.csic.es ; www.gct.icv.csic.es
Research topics :
- Name: Ceramic/graphene composites. Focusing on the fabrication and study of the main properties of ceramic/graphene composites, particularly mechanical, thermal, electrical and tribological.
Contact information:
Contact name : Prof. M Isabel Osendi
Tel : +34 917355868
Email: miosendi@icv.csic.es - Name: 3D printing of ceramic- and graphene-based structures. Development of ceramic, ceramic/graphene and graphene scaffolds by the Robocasting technique, study of their mechanical and functional properties looking for industrial applications.
Contact information:
Contact name : Dr. Manuel Belmonte and Prof. Pilar Miranzo
Tel : +34 91755863/72
Email: mbelmonte@icv.csic.es; pmiranzo@icv.csic.es - Name: Protective coatings. Development of graphene containing protective coatings by spraying methods for thermal and wear protection.
Contact information:
Contact name : Prof. Pilar Miranzo
Tel : +34 917355872
Email: pmiranzo@icv.csic.es
Exceptional facilities :
- Robocasting, Thermal diffusivity, Spark Plasma Sintering, Friction and Wear testing
- Financial support programmes:
- European funding: not presently
- Regional funding: not presently
- National funding: MINECO funded project (MAT2015-67437-R)
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