Ana Belén Cuenca González, PhD
Head of CRISOL Group - Professor
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RESEARCH LINES
- New synthetic methodologies using reactive intermediates based on halogen, boron and silicon atoms for the formation of C-C and C-X bonds.
- Application in the synthesis and development of platforms of biological interest
COORDINATOR:
School of Engineering
Chemical Reactions for Innovative Solutions
CRISOL is a powerful team capable of offering innovative chemical tools that make it real solutions to the challenges of Molecular Science.
LATEST PROJECTS
INVESTIGO CRISOL 100045ID14
Síntesi verda d'hidrocarburs aromàtics policíclics
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Research Group Link:
Chemical Reactions for Innovative Solutions (CRISOL)
BISi-Bonds (Nuevos métodos y moléculas para un futuro mejor)
Acoplamientos C-H con carácter remoto, síntesis de nuevos superácidos orgánicos basados en boranos rígidos
Funding Agency:
Research Group Link:
Chemical Reactions for Innovative Solutions (CRISOL)
LINKED NEWS
Interview
IQS Researcher Wei W. Chen Honoured by RSEQ and Lilly
10/07/2023
Wei Wen Chen, a PhD student at IQS and IQAC-CSIC, was one of three researchers who was honoured with an award at the 21st edition of the Research Awards for PhD Students organized by the Spanish Royal Society of Chemistry (RSEQ) and the pharmaceutical company Lilly.
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Research
Research Groups led by women
08/03/2023
Two female IQS researchers and professors lead two research groups at the university. They are Dr Ana Belén Cuenca, coordinator of the CISOL group, and Dr Meritxell Sáez, coordinator of the ADAMIQS group.
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Research
New Synthesis Challenges. BISiboNds Project
21/01/2022
Researchers from IQS and IQAC are working together on the development of new synthetic methodologies where they explore the combined use of catalytic systems with the great versatility of chemical elements such as Boron, Iodine and Silicon.
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Doctoral thesis
Photosensitive Targeted Nanocarriers for Selective Delivery of Photodynamic Therapy
29/07/2021
Dr Elena de las Heras recently defended her doctoral thesis at IQS, in which she has designed and developed new photo-immuno-chemo-nanotransporters, which have shown high photodynamic activity against tumour cells and are effective and safe for the photodynamic delivery of doxorubicin on demand.
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