ITACA wishes you a Merry Christmas and a 2023 full of projects
ITACA researchers have coordinated the INFORMA FORESTS project. Over four years, the project has worked across five European biogeographical regions to analyse how to increase the resilience of forest ecosystems to increasingly severe threats, including prolonged droughts, large wildfires, pests and extreme weather events.
The new system, developed by researchers at the ITACA-UPV and the ITQ (CSIC-UPV), converts methane into hydrogen with no direct CO2 emissions while simultaneously producing high-value carbon nanomaterials
José Manuel Catalá Civera, head of the DIMAS-ITACA group, received the Institute’s award for the highest Personalised Research Activity Index (IAIP).
Research staff from the UPV’s DIMAS-ITACA and the Surrey Space Centre have demonstrated that lunar regolith could be used to build roads, runways and buildings on the lunar surface
Researchers from BDSLab group have developed a new biomarker that measures the proportion of oedema showing features compatible with possible tumour infiltration
Led by UPV’s COR-ITACA Group, the project is developing a tool capable of reconstructing the heart’s electrical activity in 3D to support more personalised treatments and has launched its first newsletter.
The collaboration with DIMAS group, led by researcher José Manuel Catalá. has included feasibility studies, electromagnetic simulation, prototype design and manufacture, experimental testing, technological optimisation and the protection of results through patents.
The annual event brought together ITACA’s research community to share scientific and technological advances, strengthen collaboration, and recognise outstanding achievements in research and knowledge transfer.
