Jordi Abellà Iglesias, PhD
Head of EQBA Group - Professor
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RESEARCH LINES
- Development of electrochemical sensors
- Electrochemistry of corrosion phenomena
COORDINATOR:
School of Engineering
Electrochemistry and Bioanalysis Group
EQBA's activity is structured around the different analytical, spectrometric, chromatographic, electrochemical and optical techniques, both in their application and in their development.
MANAGER:
Electrochemical Laboratory
Laboratory dedicated to the study of corrosion phenomena on materials in industrial plants and to the development of chemical cleaning processes. The nature and chemical composition of inorganic materials is studied by electron microscopy with microanalysis. Electrochemical analysis techniques are also used.
LATEST PROJECTS
EUROFUSION (EUROPEAN RESEARCH ROADMAP FOR NUCLEAR FUSION)
Implementation of activities described in the Roadmap to Fusion during Horizon Europe through a joint programme of the members of the EUROfusion consortium
Funding Agency:
Research Group Link:
Electrochemistry and Bioanalysis Group (EQBA)
EUTECTIC (Producción industrial de la aleación eutéctica de litio plomo enriquecida en Li-6 : material estratégico en Tecnología de Fusión)
Material estratégico de la tecnología energética del s. XXI: mejor material regenerador de combustible, para reactores de Fusión Nuclear
Funding Agency:
Research Group Link:
Electrochemistry and Bioanalysis Group (EQBA)
SEMOLMETFUS (Desarrollo y aplicación de sensores para metales fundidos en reactores de fusión)
Sensores para metales fundidos (litio) en reactores de fusión nuclear
Funding Agency:
Research Group Link:
Electrochemistry and Bioanalysis Group (EQBA)
LINKED NEWS
Research
The FusionCAT project comes to an end
01/12/2022
Researchers with the Electrometric Methods Laboratory at IQS formed part of FusionCAT, a project that has made it possible to bring a dynamic scientific community together in Catalonia that was able to make rather significant contributions in the field of fusion.
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Doctoral thesis
New electrochemical lithium sensors
01/12/2022
Dr Marc Nel·lo recently defended his doctoral thesis at IQS, in which he developed electrochemical lithium sensors that are suitable for being applied in future fusion reactors, thus opening the doors to advances in this type of energy.
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Research
Advancing Towards Fusion Energy
16/03/2022
Inside the EUROfusion project, in which IQS researchers participate, the 59 Megajoules fusion energy record was reached for five seconds, a giant leap forward for fusion reaction power generation.
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Research
Research Agreement between IQS and PerkinElmer on ICP-MS Applications
21/10/2021
IQS (Ramon Llull University) and PerkinElmer have recently signed a partnership agreement to offer a new Industrial Doctorate (ID) as part of the Government of Catalonia's Industrial Doctorate Plan , co-financed between the company and the university.
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