THE VILLALUENGA LAB
Designing inorganic-polymer hybrid and nanostructured materials to promote safe energy storage devices.
Bringing new advanced energy storage materials
We develop advanced energy storage materials, which will play a key role toward a circular economy based on energy efficiency technologies with CO2 neutral mobility.
OUR STORY
Located in the Joxe Mari Korta building at POLYMAT-Basque Center for Macromolecular Design and Engineering in San Sebastián, the lab has been in operation since September 1, 2020.
OUR PEOPLE
We are a group of Ph.D. scientists, graduate students and undergraduates working together to discover novel hybrid and nanostructured materials for energy storage technology.
Recent news
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Joining Forces for Green Mobility: ANGeLiC Project Launches to Develop Next-Generation Batteries in Europe
Innovative Biobased Thermoplastic Binders for Sustainable Lithium-Ion Batteries
Toward Sustainable Energy Storage: Fluorine-Free, Biobased Binder Matches Performance of PVDF in Lithium-Ion Batteries.
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The Villaluenga Lab takes part in the 2nd European Symposium on Polymer Electrolytes for Battery Applications at Uppsala University.
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Irune Villaluenga explains the advantages that new battery types will bring and their applications beyond electric vehicles.
GEP-SLAP
Congratulations to Natalia Stankiewicz, PhD student for receiving one of the best poster awards at GEP-SLAP 2022. Well deserved!
RYC
Irune Villaluenga has been awarded with a prestigious Ramon y Cajal Fellowship
MAT-SUS
Irune Villaluenga is at MAT-SUS Materials for Sustainable Development Conference as Invited Speaker