The European Ceramic Society
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Spain
Group of Research in Ceramic Materials and Composites
Director : Maria Dolores Salvador Moya
Email : dsalva@mcm.upv.es
Phone : +34 963877000
Address : Polytechnic University of Valencia, Institute of Materials Technology Camino de Vera s/n, 46022 Valencia (Spain)
Research topics :
- Name: Design and study of ceramic coatings on ceramic and metallic substrates as
protective layers against high temperatures (thermal barriers) and unique environments
(bioceramic coatings).
Contact information:
Contact name: Maria Dolores Salvador
Tel: +34 963877000
Email: dsalva@mcm.upv.es - Name: Design and processing of materials through the control of the microstructure in order
to obtain materials with specific functionalities.
Non-conventional consolidation technologies: Spark Plasma Sintering and Microwave.
Contact information:
Contact name: Amparo Borrell
Tel: +34 963877000
Email: aborrell@upv.es - Name: Development and nanoscale characterization of composite materials
Contact information:
Contact name: David Busquets
Tel: +34 963877000
Email: dbusquets@mcm.upv.es
Exceptional facilities :
Laboratory of microwave for materials synthesis and sintering
Financial support programmes :
- European funding: yes
- Regional funding: yes
- National funding: yes
Any other relevant information :
Development and manufacture of new ceramic materials and composites through the structural
design of functional materials.
The three basic objectives of the Research Group;
1) Development and characterization of ceramic coatings
2) Consolidation of materials using non-conventional techniques
3) Development and design of composite materials
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