Team member

Rosa Isabel Merino

Rosa received her PhD in 1994 from the University of Zaragoza. She worked as post-doctoral researcher at MPI-FKF Stuttgart and at ICMA (Zaragoza). In 2000 she was appointed Tenured Scientist, at the CSIC, promoting to Research Scientist in 2008

Miguel Ángel Laguna-Bercero

Miguel received his PhD in 2005 from the University of Zaragoza. He worked as Research Associate at Imperial College London from 2006 to 2009. In 2016 he was appointed Distinguished Researcher, at the CSIC, promoting to Tenured Scientist in 2021.

Ruth Lahoz

Ruth received her PhD in 2006 from the University of Zaragoza. She worked as post-doctoral researcher at ICMA (Zaragoza). In 2010 she was appointed Senior Technician at CSIC, providing services at the Laser Applications Laboratory related to the application of laser technologies in material science in both the academic and the industrial sector.

Ángel Larrea

Patricia B. Oliete Terraz

Patricia Oliete obtained her PhD in 1996 at the University of Zaragoza. In 1997 she obtained a Marie Curie Research Training for a post-doc stay at the University of Nottingham. Dr. Oliete joined in 1999 the Instituto de Ciencia de Materiales de Aragón (at present, INMA) with a post-doc grant to research on Magnetic Molecular Materials.

María Luisa Sanjuán

Main expertise in structural and spectroscopic characterization of materials. Her present work deals with materials in the field of energy such as oxygen storage compounds, battery electrolytes and eutectic ceramic oxides for CO2-selective membranes.

Alodia Orera

Associate Professor (Materials Science and Technology department of the School of Engineering and Architecture, Universidad de Zaragoza) since 2021. She has been a researcher at INMA (formerly ICMA) since 2010, where she has developed her research lines through a Ramon y Cajal grant among others. Alodia is an Engineer with a specialization in "Materials" (Universidad de Zaragoza) and PhD in Materials Science and Technology (Universidad Carlos III de Madrid).

José I. Peña

Full Professor at the Engineering and Architecture School (University of Zaragoza). His research interests are mainly focused in the application of laser processing techniques to the development of structured ceramic materials at micron or sub-micron scale with good mechanical performances and high thermal stability for the production and efficient use of energy.

Daniel Sola Martínez