Track the Twin: Digital Twins to Improve Quantum Dots

The Marie Curie doctoral network "Track the Twin," in which BCMaterials is participating, is already underway. This project aims to enhance the long-term performance of quantum dots through the creation of digital twins. In addition to its strictly scientific objectives, "Track the Twin" seeks to train doctoral students from various countries in fields such as quantum dot synthesis, structural analysis, and computational materials science simulations, among others.

Kaiyuan Chen, New Doctor of BCMaterials

We would like to congratulate Kaiyuan Chen on achieving his PhD in Materials Science and Technology after defending his doctoral thesis today titled "Ultra-wide temperature dielectric stability and polar nanoregions dynamics in 0.6Bi(Mg0.5Ti0.5)O3-0.4Ba0.8Ca0.2TiO3-based ceramics”.

We are delighted with the successful culmination of the work carried out by Dr. Chen during these years at BCMaterials. Congratulations!

Rubén Teijido, New Doctor of BCMaterials

We are happy to announce a new doctor from BCMaterials. Rubén Teijido made a great PhD thesis defense today. Dr. Teijido presented his work titled "Sustainable Anti-Corrosion Coatings Based on Biomaterials for Marine Applications".

We want to warmly congratulate Rubén for his fantastic work during his pre-doctoral stage. We are sure this paves the way for a successful research career. Congratulations!

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