Título da Palestra: Capture of H2S and SO2 in MOFs
Data: 20/09/2022
Horário: 14h00

 

Resumo do palestrante: Dr. Ilich A. Ibarra was born in Mexico City, Mexico in 1981. He completed a BSc in chemistry at Universidad Autónoma Metropolitana (UAM, Mexico) in 2005. In 2006 he worked at the Instituto Nacional de Investigaciones Nucleares (ININ, Mexico) in collaboration with the Instituto de Investigaciones en Materiales (UNAM, Mexico) under the supervision of Prof. Silvia Bulbulian, Prof. Enrique Lima and Prof. Pedro Bosch.
Later, in 2010 he obtained his PhD in Chemistry under the supervision of Prof. Martin Schröder at The University of Nottingham (UK) working on the synthesis and hydrogen adsorption properties of porous Scandium metal-organic frameworks. He then took a postdoctoral position, 2010-2012, at The University of Texas at Austin (USA) where he worked under the supervision Prof. Simon Humphrey studying the synthesis and characterisation of phosphine coordination materials (PCMs).
Then in 2013 he was awarded as a Wenner-Gren researcher at Stockholm University (Sweden) under the supervision of Prof. Xiaodong Zou. In 2014, he moved to UNAM (Institute of Materials Research), working as an Assistant Professor. In 2017 he was promoted to Associate Professor and awarded as outstanding reviewer from the magazine Dalton Transactions. In 2019 he was awarded with the Young Investigators Award in Exact Sciences, UNAM, Mexico. In 2020 he was designated as Member of the Advisory Board of Chemical Communications (RSC) UK, awarded with the Young Investigators Award in Exact Sciences, Mexican Academy of Sciences, Mexico, designated as Member of the Advisory Board of Dalton Transactions (RSC) UK, and appointed as Vice Principal of the Materials Research Institute, UNAM.

Título da Palestra: Activación de oxígeno molecular con sistemas MoO2Ln/TiO2: foto-oxidación de monoterpenos a presión y temperatura ambiente

Data: 19/09/2022

Horário: 11h30min

 

Resumo do palestrante: Químico, magister en química y doctor en química de la Universidad Industrial de Santander, actualmente profesor de la misma.Con experiencia en el desarrollo de sistemas fotocalíticos basados en complejos de dioxo-molibdeno soportados en nanoestructuras de TiO2, aplicados en reacciones de oxidación selectiva que permiten usar el oxígeno molecular como oxidante a presión y temperatura ambiente.

Título da Palestra: Reactividad del metanol en catalizadores mono- y bimetálicos soportados en CeO2”

Data: 20/09/2022

Hora: 11h30min

 

Resumo do palestrante: El Dr. Diego Daniel González Araiza es Investigador Posdoctoral del Instituto de Investigaciones en Materiales de la Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México (IIM-UNAM) y miembro del Sistema Nacional de Investigadores (SNI), nivel I. En 2021, obtuvo el Doctorado en Ciencia Ingeniería de Materiales, adscrito al Instituto de Física de la UNAM. La investigación que ha desarrollado ha estado enfocada en la síntesis de nuevo materiales catalíticos para la producción de fuentes de energía limpia (hidrógeno) a través de recursos renovables (alcoholes), así como para la disminución de gases de efecto invernadero (metano y dióxido de carbono). Lo anterior lo ha llevado a cabo estudiando el comportamiento físico químico y estructural de estos nano-materiales y realizando conexiones con las propiedades catalíticas y de absorción que estos presentan. Su obra científica consta de 19 artículos en revistas internacionales indizadas de prestigio (8 de primer autor y 5 como autor de correspondencia), tales como Catalysis Today, Catalysis Science and Technology, Fuel, entre otras. A la fecha ha impartido diferentes cursos a nivel licenciatura y co-dirigido 1 tesis de licenciatura. Es miembro activo de diversas asociaciones científicas como la Academia Mexicana de Catálisis A.C. y la Sociedad Mexicana de Materiales A.C. Entre sus distinciones académicas más destacadas se encuentran: Premio a la Mejor Tesis de Doctorado (2020-2021) y Maestría (2015- 2016) en Catálisis, otorgados por la Academia Mexicana de Catálisis, A.C. (ACAT); Premios “Kokes” en el 26th y 25th North American Catalysis Society Meeting, otorgados por la North American Catalysis Society (NACS); Beca LAAAMP para estancia en el Stanford Synchrotron Radiation Lightsource (SSRL), otorgado por la International Union of Pure and Applied Physics (IUPAP) e International Union of Crystallography (IUCr)

Título da Palestra: Heterogeneous Catalysis in Nanopores: The Benefit of Hierarchical Pore Systems
Data: 19/09/2022
Horário: 14h00

 

Resumo do palestrante: Roger Gläser received his Ph.D. degree in Chemistry from the University of Stuttgart in 1997. After a research stay at the School of Chemical Engineering of Georgia Institute of Technology, Atlanta, USA, he returned to the University of Stuttgart and completed his habilitation in Chemical Technology in January 2007. Since 01.08.2007, he is a Full Professor for Chemical Technology and the Director of the Institute of Chemical Technology at Leipzig University. Currently, he serves as the Vice Rector for Talent Development of his University, Chairman of the Commission of the German Catalysis Society, Treasurer of the Federation of European Zeolite Associations and elected member of the council of the International Zeolite Association and of the Review Board of the German Research Foundation. His research interests include the preparation and characterization of novel catalysts with defined nanoporosity as well as supported metal and photocatalysts. Besides the utilization of renewable resources such as solar energy, carbon dioxide or biomass for conversion to fuels and chemicals, photocatalysis and diffusion in heterogeneous catalysis represent major fields of his activity