Proceedings of the 6th International Symposium on Green and Smart Technologies for a Sustainable Society / Nazely Diban [y otros 6] (eds.).

Format:

Book

Conference/Event

Contributor:

Diban, Nazely, editor.

Conference Name:

International Symposium on Green and Smart Technologies for a Sustainable Societyn (6th : 2021 : Santander)

Series:

Colección Difunde ; 261.

Colección Difunde ; 261

Language:

Spanish

Subjects (All):

Sustainable development--Congresses.

Environmental engineering--Congresses.

Desarrollo sostenible--Congresos.

Ingenieri a ambiental--Congresos.

Local Subjects:

Desarrollo sostenible--Congresos.

Ingenieri a ambiental--Congresos.

Genre:

Libros electronicos.

Physical Description:

1 recurso en línea (100 páginas) : ilustraciones

Place of Publication:

Santander : Editorial de la Universidad de Cantabria, 2021.

Summary:

This symposium, originally founded in 2013 by Universidade Nova de Lisboa, Universidad de Zaragoza and University of Yamaguchi, is conceived as an international forum for the dissemination and reinforcement of research collaboration among the participating institutions. Different institutions have been invited to participate in subsequent editions. University of Cantabria had the opportunity to participate in the 2nd and 5th edition, and we are honoured to organize the present 6th conference, that unfortunately, was forced to be celebrated remotely due to the COVID-19 global pandemic. This edition continues with the topics discussed in the previous symposium. Scientific topics are aligned with the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development, and aimed at the study of key-enabling technologies and processes to ensure a sustainable industry for the society of the future. As a novelty in this edition, the symposium will consist of two events that will take place in parallel: * Live online scientific seminars given by reputed experts in the field of Chemical Engineering and related complementary scientific areas. * Students workshop aimed at the dissemination of the research activities of PhD and MS candidates. A special seminar session has been included, devoted to the dissemination of research goals and collaborative outcomes of the X-MEM project (5th EIG-Concert Japan joint call on «Porous structured materials» ), with a partnership composed of researchers from University of Cantabria (Spain), University of Yamaguchi (Japan), Atilim University (Turkey), Ege University (Turkey), Hacettepe University (Turkey) and Jerzy Haber Institute of Catalysis and Surface Chemistry (Poland).ContentsKEYNOTE LECTURERS1. Membrane Devices for Protein Crystallization 19Mariella Polino, Carla Portugal, Isabel Coelhoso, Joa o CrespoUniversidade NOVA de Lisboa, Portugal2. Integration of membrane filtration and electrochemical oxidation for water treatment 21Ane UrtiagaUniversity of Cantabria, Spain3. Zeolite membranes: has the peak passed or still to come? 23Izumi Kumakiri, Naoyuki Aso, Takashi Myojin, Kazuhiro Tanaka, Hidetoshi KitaYamaguchi University, Japan4. An history on zeolite membrane reactors 27Miguel Mene ndezUniversity of Zaragoza, SpainINVITED LECTURERS1. Expression of interleukin-36 family proteins in yeasts for drug development 31Hisashi Hoshida, Shota Yuda, Tatsumi Tsuji, Rinji AkadaYamaguchi University, Japan 2. Nanostructured materials and membranes 33Reyes MalladaUniversity of Zaragoza, Spain3. Integration of magnetic nanomaterials and microfluidics for targeted separation of biomolecules 35Eugenio BringasUniversity of Cantabria, Spain4. Production of hybrid nanomaterials: case studies and applications 37Victor Sebastia nUniversity of Zaragoza, Spain; CIBER-BBN, Spain5. Multicomponent iongel membranes for CO2 separation applications 39Ana R. Nabais, Joa o G. Crespo, Luisa A. Neves, Liliana C. Tome Nova University of Lisboa, Portugal6. Synthetic Natural Gas by biogas upgrading: catalysts, reactors and process configurations 41V. Mercader, A. Sanz-Martínez, P. Durán, E. Francés, J. Herguido, J.A. Pen aUniversity of Zaragoza, Spain7. Sustainable production of hydrophobic deep eutectic solvents based-nanoemulsions by membrane emulsification for biomedical applications 43Usman T. Syed1, Fre de ric B. Gaspar2,3, Maria T. B. Crespo2,3, J. G. Crespo1, Victor Sebastian4,5,6, Carla Brazinha1 1NOVA University of Lisboa, Portugal, 2iBET, NOVA University of Lisboa, Portugal, 3ITQB NOVA University of Lisboa, Portugal, 4INMA, University of Zaragoza, Spain, 5Universty of Zaragoza, Spain, 6CIBERBBN, Madrid, Spain8. Green method to obtain thin film composite membranes for nanofiltration 47Lorena Paseta, Carlos Echaide-Go rriz, Carlos Te llez and Joaquín CoronasUniversity of Zaragoza, Spain9. Monitoring of membrane processes with fluorescence techniques and machine learning approaches 49Cla udia F. Galinha1, Sylwin Pawlowski1, Marta Sa 1, Amaia Lejarazu-Larran aga2,3, Joa o G. Crespo11NOVA University of Lisboa, Portugal, 2IMDEA Water Institute, Spain, 3University of Alcala , Spain 10. Atomistic Study of CO2-selective Mixed Matrix Membranes. Describing the role of the ionic liquid 51Ortiz-Albo, P.1; Cunha-Silva, L.2; Takaba, H.3; Kumakiri, I.4; Crespo, J.1; Neves, L.11NOVA University of Lisboa, Portugal, 2University of Porto, Portugal, 3Kogakuin University, Japan, 4Yamaguchi University, Japan 11. Why photocatalysis can be considered as a Green Technology for a Sustainable Development? 53Maria J. RiveroUniversity of Cantabria, Cantabria, Spain12. Porous polymer membranes functionalized with active materials for societal challenges 55Nazely Diban1, Aleksandra Pacula2, Izumi Kumakiri3, Marián Mantecón-Oria1, Marta Romay1, Maria J. Rivero1, Ane Urtiaga1, Inmaculada Ortiz11University of Cantabria, Spain, 2Jerzy Haber Institute, Poland, 3Yamaguchi University, Japan13. Ion exchange membranes with enhanced antifouling properties to produce energy from renewable sources 57Enver Gu ler1, Mine Eti2, Ayd♯łn Cihanog lu2, Esra Alt♯łok2, Kadriye O zlem Hamalog lu3, Burcu Go kçal3, Ali Tuncel3, Nalan Kabay2 1At♯łl♯łm University, Turkey, 2Ege University, Turkey, 3Hacettepe University, TurkeyABSTRACTS PhD WORKSHOP1. The environmental benefits of zinc and iron recovery from spent pickling acids 61Andrea Arguillarena, María Margallo, Ane UrtiagaUniversity of Cantabria, Spain2. Toward the development of functionalized materials for membrane separation of F-gas refrigerant mixtures 62Sergio V. Gutie rrez-Hernández, Fernando Pardo, Gabriel Zarca, Ane UrtiagaUniversity of Cantabria, Spain3. Towards a sustainable tourism and circular economy: Analysis of a new impact assessment model for the tourism sector 63Cristina Campos, Jara Laso, Israel Ruiz-Salmón, María Margallo, Rubén AldacoUniversity of Cantabria, Spain4. Quantifying the sustainability of potato chips from a water-energy-food nexus approach 64Ana Fernández-Ri os, Daniel Hoehn, Jara Laso, Israel Ruiz-Salmón, María Margallo, Rubén AldacoUniversity of Cantabria, Spain5. ANN for GC identification of mixtures with marked matrix effect: application to SNG production 65I. de Mati as, P. Durán, A. Sanz-Martínez, E. Francés, J. Herguido, J.A. Pen aUniversity of Zaragoza, Spain6. Increasing the efficiency in the synthesis and functionalization of magnetic nanoparticles. Continuous mode of operation 66Belén García-Merino, Eugenio Bringas, Inmaculada OrtizUniversity of Cantabria, Spain7. Comparison of technologies to synthesize polyethylenimine-citrate nanocomplexes as drug delivery vehicles for molecular targeting 67Raquel de la Hoz1,2, Nazely Diban1,2, Ane Urtiaga1,2, JoséRodríguez-Rey1,2, Olga Tapia31University of Cantabria, Spain, 2IDIVAL, Spain, 3European University of the Atlantic, Spain8. Pt-Zeolite composite membrane for water treatment 68Kohei Murasaki, Izumi KumakiriYamaguchi University, Japan9. Novel biopolymeric membranes functionalized with graphene-based nanomaterials for in vitro blood-brain barrier models 69Marián Mantecón-Oria1,2, Nazely Diban1,2, María J. Rivero1, Olga Tapia3, Ane Urtiaga1,2 1University of Cantabria, Spain, 2IDIVAL, Spain, 3European University of the Atlantic, Spain10. Tuning the fabrication of polymeric hollow fibers for different applications in Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering 70Marina Gutie rrez-González, Marián Mantecón-Oria, Sergio V. Gutie rrez-Hernández, Marta Romay, Gabriel Zarca, Nazely Diban, Ane UrtiagaUniversity of Cantabria, Spain11. Synthesis and characterization of composite antibacterial anion exchange membranes for reverse electrodialysis applications 71Mine Eti1, Ayd♯łn Cihanog lu1, Kadriye O zlem Hamalog lu2, Burcu Go kçal2, Enver Gu ler3, Ali Tuncel2, Nalan Kabay11Ege University, Turkey, 2Hacettepe University, Turkey, 3At♯łl♯łm University, Turkey12. High performance membranes for hydrogen recovery from industrial waste streams. Towards processes energy efficiency 72Gonzalo Moral, Alfredo Ortiz, Inmaculada OrtizUniversity of Cantabria, Spain13. Counteracting SAPO-34 catalyst deactivation in MTO process using a two-zone fluidized bed reactor 73D. Zapater, J. Lasobras, J. Soler, J. Herguido, M. Mene ndezUniversity of Zaragoza, Spain14.

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OCLC:

1327851614