On an article published on World Environment Day to raise awareness about the topic, EIC highlighted four EIC-funded projects, including LICROX, that are working on different sustainable solutions to make our living more in-tune with nature. This year’s theme was “Only One Earth”, with focus on “Living Sustainably in Harmony with Nature.” You can read the article here.

After a year and a half, the LICROX consortium gathered in real life for the first time in Copenhagen on March 17-18th, for its 4th consortium meeting, which was hosted by DBT.  The two-day meeting started with a welcome message by Lars Klüver (DBT), who welcomed all the participants to Copenhagen and gave a short talk […]

LICROX researchers are working to create a photoelectrochemical cell (PEC) to transform sunlight, water and CO2 into carbon-based molecules capable of storing chemical energy. But creating innovative solutions is no easy task. That is why postdoctoral researchers Dr. Vasilis Nikolaou from ICIQ, Dr. Anna Loiudice from TUM, and Dr. Min Wang from EPFL came together […]

The LICROX Work Package Leaders gathered virtually on the 28th of October to share with the European Commission the updates and developments of the project during its first year. The review covered the activities that LICROX has been carrying out for the last 12 months. The European Commission examined the degree to which the work […]

The LICROX consortium gathered virtually on the 1st of October to share the project’s updates and developments. The meeting was this time hosted by ICFO. The meeting started with a welcome message from Jordi Martorell and Alastair Cunningham (ICFO) who shared an introduction to ICFO and particularly, to the ICFO groups working on light for […]

Prof. Michael Grätzel is a professor at the École Polytechnique Fédérale de Lausanne (EPFL) where he directs the Laboratory of Photonics and Interfaces since 1977. He graduated from the Free University of Berlin and in 1971 he earned the Doctor of Philosophy in natural science from the Technical University of Berlin. In 1976 he earned […]

Carolina Gimbert Suriñach obtained her PhD from the Autonomous University of Barcelona (UAB) in 2008 under the supervision of Prof. A. Vallribera, working on the development of new sustainable organocatalytic processes. After one year as an assistant professor at the same university, she moved to the University of New South Wales (UNSW) to undertake postdoctoral […]

Prof. Dr. Max Fleischer studied technical physics and received his PhD from TU- Munich, his habilitation and honorary professorship from the TU-Budapest and became an honorary member of the Hungarian Academy of Science. He has been a long-years member of the Corporate Technology of Siemens, advancing gas sensors for various applications, tunable laser and IR-spectroscopy […]

The LICROX consortium gathered virtually for a two-day meeting on the 17th and 18th of March to share updates and developments six months after its kick-off meeting. The representatives from the seven consortium partners were joined by Francesco Matteucci, European Innovation Council (EIC) representative, who gave a short introduction and explanation about the launch of […]

Last week the LICROX consortium participated in the virtual gathering “Research Meets Industry” organized by the FET project BRIEFING: Bridging the FET Innovation Gap. During the event, the participating projects presented their breakthrough innovations to an audience of companies, corporates, research institutions and business stakeholders. Prof. Antoni Llobet introduced the audience to LICROX, during the […]