Margarida Borrell wins RSEQ-Lilly Award for PhD studies
Today the Real Sociedad Española de Química (RSEQ) and Lilly announced that Margarida Borrell Recasens, PhD student at Margarida Borrell wins RSEQ-Lilly Award for PhD studies
Today the Real Sociedad Española de Química (RSEQ) and Lilly announced that Margarida Borrell Recasens, PhD student at Margarida Borrell wins RSEQ-Lilly Award for PhD studies
On May 13-14, several IQCC members participated in a remarkable research conference. For Laia Vicens, Anna Vidal, Albert A remarkable research conference
The Institute of Computational Chemistry and Catalysis of the University of Girona organizes the 2021 virtual edition of IQCC (virtual) Science Slam, June 2-9
Last week at the Next Generation of Biocatalysis conference in Bern, Carla Calvñ-Tusell, PhD student under the supervision Carla Calvñ-Tusell receives best oral presentation award at Next Generation of Biocatalysis in Bern
The Institute of Computational Chemistry and Catalysis (IQCC) of the University of Girona (UdG) is a worldwide reference Summer scholarships for UdG students (beques d’estiu 2021)
Former member Jesñs Antonio Luque-Urrutia has been awarded the 2nd prize for best computational chemistry paper in 2020 Jesñs Luque-Urrutia wins RSEQ-GEQC Prize for best computational chemistry paper in 2020
The journal Organometallics features on its front cover the recently published article “Well-Defined Aryl-Fe(II) Complexes in Cross-Coupling and Cover Organometallics on Fe-organometallic species
Density functional theory calculations unveil the mechanism of the original example of a base-metal-catalyzed synthesis of amides from Sustainable catalysis by Mn: Amide synthesis from alcohols leading to generation of hydrogen
Recently, in collaboration with M. von Delius and co-workers from the Ulm University, a new paper was published Cover Nat. Chem. on a three-shell nanoreactor enables record synthesis of functionalized fullerene
Carles Fuertes won the Antoni de Martí i Franquá¿s de Ciá¿ncies Químiques award from the Institut d’Estudis Catalans Carles Fuertes wins Antoni de Martí i Franquá¿s award from Catalan Chemical Society SCQ