Jaime Martin Pérez, the Basque scientist who is researching organic solar cells in Galicia: https://lnkd.in/dwYnYhzM The researcher from the University of La Coruña (Galicia) is studying how to prevent the degradation of materials so that they can be used in windows that generate electrical current. Although he opted for chemistry when he finished high school, as soon as he had the opportunity to work in a laboratory, researcher Jaime Martin Perez ended up settling in physics. Originally from Bergara (Basque Country), he has an extensive work record working in laboratories in Madrid, Germany, San Sebastian and London. However, after the pandemic he decided to establish himself as a researcher at the University of A Coruña (UDC), where he came into contact with the Oportuniusprogramme, promoted by the ‘Galician Innovation Agency’ with the aim of attracting research talent to the Galician ecosystem. In October 2023, the University of A Coruña obtained for the first time in its history a grant from the European Research Council (known as ERC Consolidator Grant) to carry out over the next five years a project that will investigate the structure of semiconductor polymers with the aim of developing more efficient and stable solar cells. Jaime Martin, lecturer and researcher at the Functional Polymers Laboratory of the Centre for Research in Naval and Industrial Technologies (Citeni) on the Ferrol Campus (Galicia), is leading this initiative, which has raised two million euros and will be carried out entirely at Citeni itself. Solar cells: Jaime Martin’s project: https://lnkd.in/dwYnYhzM #Basque #Science #BasqueScience #PaísVasco #BasqueLand #Paysbasque #BasqueCountry #Euskadi #JaimeMartin #scientific #scientist #research #organic #solar #cells #Galicia Universidade da Coruña #degradation #materials #electrical #current #chemistry #laboratory Jaime Martín Pérez #Bergara #Madrid #Germany #SanSebastian #Donostia #London European Research Council (ERC) #ERC #Consolidator #Grant #structure #semiconductor #polymers #solarcells #Naval #Industrial #Technologies Centro de Investigación en Tecnoloxías Navais e Industriais da Universidade da Coruña - CITENI CITENI UDC ) #Ferrol #Campus
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