She is full professor in the Department of Chemical Engineering, of the Faculty of Science and Technology, of the University of Coimbra, with a degree in Pharmaceutical Sciences (1994) and a PhD in Analytical Chemistry (2000). Her research interests are focused on nanomaterials, technology and biosensors. She received a Starting Grant of the European Research Council in 2012 to merge biosensors and solar cells.
She is a senior researcher with a degree in Biochemistry (2000) and a PhD in Biomedical Sciences (2007). Her research interests include nanomaterials, biopolymers, biomimetic imprinting, bioinspired photonics and optical sensors.
She is post-doc researcher, with a MSc degree in Biochemistry in Health and a PhD in Nanotechnologies and Nanosciences (2024). Her research interest focus portable electrochemical devices for a wide range of applications.
She is post-doc researcher, with a MSc degree in Chemistry (2011) and a PhD degree in Chemical Engineering (2024). Her research interests focus self-powered electrochemical biosensors for several applications.
He received an MSc degree in Chemistry (2020). He is currently a PhD student in Chemical Engineering in Coimbra University, developing innovative sensing schemes for glucose in diabetes.
She received an MSc degree in Pharmaceutical Sciences (2019). She is currently a PhD student of Pharmaceutical Sciences of University of Coimbra, being involved in the production of biomaterial-based particles for triple-negative breast cancer treatment.
He received an MSc degree in Pharmaceutical Chemistry (2018). He is currently a PhD student aiming to develop molecularly imprinted materials on photonic structures.
He received an MSc degree in Biology (2020). He is currently a PhD student of Biological and Chemical Engineering in Porto University, developing research work for innovative batteries in sensing.
She received an MSc degree in Chemical Engineering (2023). She is currently in PhD student in Chemical Engineering, in Coimbra University, developing optical devices linked to extracellular vesicles.
She received an MSc degree in Environmental Pollution (2015). She is currently a PhD student of Environmental Engineering in Porto University, developing electrical-based sensing systems for wastewater management.
She has an MSc degree in Biochemistry (2020). She is currently a PhD student of Biological and Chemical Engineering in Porto University, developing research work for monitoring proteins in self-powered devices, which includes VTT/Finland.
She received an MSc degree in Biomedical Engineering (2019). She is currently in PhD student in Chemical Engineering, in Coimbra University, developing biomaterial-based biosensors with great focus on cancer early detection.
She received an MSc degree in Biomedical Engineering (2024). She is developing research focusing on photonic biosensors with sensing polymers for extracellular vesicles.
She received an MSc degree in Biomedical Engineering (2024). She is developing research focusing on electrochemical biosensors and catalytic nanomaterials for several applications.