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The CiQUS researcher will pursue his project in Spain with one of the most prestigious international fellowships for early-career scientists

The CiQUS researcher has been recognised for an outstanding scientific career spanning research, training and knowledge transfer. The award will be presented on 8 October during the Día da Ciencia en Galicia ceremony.

The study, resulting from a collaboration between three CiQUS research groups, introduces charge carriers directly into the structure of these materials while preserving their crystalline and porous properties

The projects, worth almost €2.5 million in total, will support new research initiatives at the centre over the coming years. Six of them also include associated predoctoral research contracts.

The spin-off has secured more than €3.5 million in non-dilutive funding and recently signed its first international partnership with Norwegian biotechnology company Circio.

CiQUS Scientific Director accepted the accreditation on behalf of the centre during a ceremony presided over by Spain's Minister of Science, Innovation and Universities. The distinction will support CiQUS in advancing its strategic plan, strengthening talent attraction and enhancing its international scientific leadership.