Name: I Distinguished Lecture in Nanomedicine
Start: 2026-11-10
End: 2026-11-10

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06/11/2026

Science answers at the Filmoteca de Zaragoza The CAPA (Unizar) and INMA (CSIC-Unizar) are organising the film cycle 'Cinema and Science II: Supermaterials' from 12 to 15 November, inviting the public to discover the real science hidden behind some of cinema's most popular...

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Jesús Martínez de la Fuente receives the National Research Award for bringing from the laboratory to the market

Lucía Gutiérrez, selected as an IEEE Magnetics Society Distinguished Lecturer for 2027-2028.

Jesús Martínez de la Fuente receives the Juan de la Cierva National Research Award for his outstanding career in knowledge transfer in the field of nanobiotechnology

Highlights

INMA scientists remotely connect molecular spin qubits using a superconducting chip

Neuromorphic impedance signatures and oxygen-related interfacial dynamics in Pt/YBCO memristive junctions

Switching cells on with magnets: a drug-free way to speed up tissue repair

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Materials Institutes celebrate their 40th anniversary with a multi-channel campaign showcasing major scientific milestones in health, environment and information technologies

A Marie Curie fellow advances research into new intelligent materials capable of self-organisation at the nanoscale

Dissemination

Nanocrític@s among the outreach projects highlighted by FECYT

INMA participates in the 4th Conference on Advanced Materials in Spain (AMatS 2025)

NanoAsalto and Conrado Rillo, awarded by IPFest 2025

Upcoming events

I Distinguished Lecture in Nanomedicine

Researchers from eight countries meet in Zaragoza through the MolCal network to advance new sustainable cooling technologies

Cine y Ciencia II: Supermateriales

INMA and IIS Aragón organise a multidisciplinary conference on challenges and solutions to antimicrobial resistance

Research Areas

Materials for energy and environment (MEM)

Materials for biomedicine (BIO)

Materials for information technology (MTI)

New phenomena at the nanoscale (NFN)

Synthesis, processing and scaling of advanced functional materials (SPE)

Singular experimental technologies (TES)

Welcome

Dr Anton Stasyuk

Dr Olga Stasyuk

Dr Mónica Marro

Prof. Mónica Burriel

Dr Cristina Momblona