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The Group
The Group
Ada Byron Research Centre - UMA Malaga - Spain
The Horizon Europe ERC-Advanced Grant project syn4cem research group is housed at the Ada Byron Research Centre - UMA, in the sunny capital of the Costa de Sol - Malaga.
The Horizon Europe ERC-Advanced Grant project syn4cem research group is housed at the Ada Byron Research Centre - UMA, in the sunny capital of the Costa de Sol - Malaga.
Under the Cement Science Group (CemSciG) @ UMA based in the Department of Inorganic Chemistry, Science Faculty - University of Malaga, the members of syn4cem have been especially chosen for their expertise to work on syn4cem with the collaboration of our colleagues in the CemSciG group.
Under the Cement Science Group (CemSciG) @ UMA based in the Department of Inorganic Chemistry, Science Faculty - University of Malaga, the members of syn4cem have been especially chosen for their expertise to work on syn4cem with the collaboration of our colleagues in the CemSciG group.
So who are we?
So who are we?
Project Manager
Postdoctoral Researcher
Jose Ricardo da Assuncao Godinho
Postdoctoral Researcher
Postdoctoral Researcher
Visiting Researchers
Visiting Researchers
The group has had the pleasure and continues to welcome visiting researchers to Malaga
Luana Bergantin
PhD student at the University of Padua, affiliated with the Department of Sustainable Development and Ecological Transition (DiSSTE) at the University of Eastern Piedmont in Vercelli. Luana's research focuses on the sustainability of cementitious materials, particularly the reuse of end-of-life cement and the capture and utilization (CCU) of carbon dioxide (CO₂).
At present there are no vacancies in syn4cem
but please visit the Cement Science Group (CemSciG) website for latest job offers and collaboration with the group
At present there are no vacancies in syn4cem
but please visit the Cement Science Group (CemSciG) website for latest job offers and collaboration with the group
We are fully engaged in training young curious open-minds
The University of Malaga, and our research group, promote gender equality and diversity.
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