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Last update: 04/29/2025 9:04

Electronics against climatic change

The new power electronics offer devices which can work in very extreme conditions and are able to deal with the renewable energy challenges. The new LIA Wide Lab, a Franco-Spanish laboratory, works in this field.

Fuel cell on paper

Scientists at the Instituto de Microelectrónica de Barcelona (IMB- CNM) have developed a microfluidic fuel cell on paper, which in the future could replace the button-batteries in diagnostic kits.

Spin-off creates the first “tester” to assess radiation detectors

A spin-off created by scientists at the CSIC's Instituto de Microelectrónica de Barcelona (IMB-CNM); the Instituto de Física Corpuscular (CSIC-UV) in Valencia (Spain); and Liverpool University (UK), has created the first “tester” to assess radiation detectors.

 

Science and business cooperate in Robocup

Scientists and students at the Instituto de Robótica e Informática Industrial (CSIC-UPC), at the company PAL Robotics and at the association AESS Estudiants have teamed together to compete in the last Robocup Edition. With the REEM robot they have classified in 7th position and have gained in invaluable knowledge and experience.

New technologies for the electric car

The CSIC’s Instituto de Microelectrónica in Barcelona has participated in the Project Cenit Verde, a project focused on the development of technologies to facilitate the implementation of the electric car in Spain. Scientists at the CSIC have contributed to obtaining an alternative cooling system for the car power modules.

Tourism information improved for people with reduced personal mobility

Iplusd Innova and the CSIC’s Artificial Intelligence Research Institute will develop an intelligent platform that will put together all relevant touristic information for people with reduced mobility and autonomy.

A method recovers helium used for cooling instrumentation

A system to liquefy and recover helium at small and medium scale is a success story of cooperation between scientists and companies. The new method enables the recovery of the helium that has been used for cooling medical and scientific equipments.

Is that thing you are folding a chip?

Printed electronics makes it possible to obtain flexible chips on plastic, which can be adapted to almost any surface, and for less cost than the silicon chips. PEC4, an association where the CSIC participates, will boost research and help companies to develop applications.

Artificial Intelligence for smarter sales

The CSIC’s Artificial Intelligence Research Institute collaborates with the start-up Enzyme Advising Consulting to develop the iKey Retail Performance software solution. iKey will assist companies to improve their sales processes.