Artur Turo

A team from Spain’s Institute of Micro and Nanotechnology (IMN), led by researcher Marisol Martín González, is spearheading the development of self-rechargeable devices. With funding from the European Research Council’s Advanced Grants programme, they are creating a new thermoelectric material capable of converting the body’s heat and motion into electricity. As the world strives for

A group of researchers from the Institute of Micro and Nanotechnology have been working for two years on a device that can recharge itself using the heat and movement from the human body, thanks to a new thermoelectric material. When we talk about projects to improve energy efficiency, we usually think of large infrastructure.

Las ayudas Juan de la Cierva tienen como finalidad fomentar la incorporación de jóvenes, en posesión del grado de doctor, con objeto de que completen su formación investigadora postdoctoral en centros de I+D españoles. Las personas participantes deben cumplir el requisito de poseer el título de doctor y haberlo obtenido entre el 1 de