IMDEA Energy Institute is a worldwide recognized public non-profit Research Organization created by the Regional Government of Madrid in November 2006 to face many challenges in regard to economic, political and environmental issues. Its ultimate goaI is to produce outstanding scientific and technological contributions for reaching a sustainable energy system. Accordingly, the Institute is aimed to strength the R&D activities on energy topics by bringing together top level researchers, providing them with excellent infrastructures and resources, and promoting their close collaboration with the industrial sector.
General
Entity type: Research and/or Technological Centre
Size: 50-249
Topics of interest:
- Transport and Space
- Energy
- Nanotechnology
Contact data
City: Móstoles
State: Madrid
Country: Spain
Phone: +34 917 37 11 20
Contact: Patricia Horcajada (patricia.horcajada@imdea.org)
Web: https://www.energia.imdea.org/Technological Aspects
Types of materials on which the activity is based:
- Polymers
- 2D materials
- Composites
- Biomaterials
- Ceramics
- Porous materials
- Nanomaterials
- Ionic liquids
- Hydrogels
- Semiconductors
- Quantum dots
- Catalysts
- Photonic materials
- Biocides (bactericides, fungicides, viricides)
Types of activities developed:
- Development of materials and/or manufacturing processes
- Manufacture of components
- Prototyping
- Functional characterisation
- Structural characterisation
- Compatibility characterisation
- Simulation of processes
