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Fecha: 17 de Febrero de 2022.
Hora: 12:30 a 13:30.
Lugar: Aula B01.
Ponente: Dr. Javier Montes Ruiz-Cabello (Universidad de Granada).
Organiza: Grupo de Física de Fluidos y Biocoloides de la UGR.
Galvanized steel (GS) is a zinc coated steel/iron fabricated by hot-dip galvanization. Depending on the galvanization process, the thickness of the zinc coating may vary from few microns to few millimeters. The purpose of covering the steel objects with zinc is the corrosion/oxidation prevention. Since the galvanization process is cheaper than the stainless-steel fabrication process, galvanized steel is used in many industrial applications that require the use of large steel objects: structural steel, roofing, gratings, etc. Since many of these objects operate in outdoor conditions, the incorporation of non-wetting coatings to their surfaces is particularly useful to prevent icing, biofouling, corrosion, etc.
As for the rest of metal surfaces, producing superhydrophobic (SH) surfaces on these materials is challenging, due to the intrinsic high adhesion and high wettability of metal surfaces. In most cases, the incorporation of SH coatings on metal surfaces uses top-down approaches. However, using similar strategies to produce non-wettable GS surfaces is an issue, because most of these methods may induce damage on the protective zinc layer.
In this work, we propose a simple bottom-up strategy based on two different texturization methods: sandblasting, and zinc nanoparticles sintering. With these two roughening methods, a double-scale surface texture was introduced on the surface with minor damage of the zinc protective layer. The texture introduced on the GS surface leaded to superhydrophobicity, once it was further coated with a thin fluoropolymer layer.
Fecha: miércoles 16 de Febrero de 2022.
Hora: 11 a 12,30.
Lugar: Sala de conferencias de FisyMat.
Ponente: Francisco Urbano.
Se estudiará la segunda variación del área de superficies mínimas completas del espacio Euclídeo R^3 haciendo un resumen de los resultados clásicos y poniendo especial énfasis en los resultados recientes de Chodosh y Maximo.
Conferencia conjunta del máster y programa de doctorado FisyMat.
Fecha: 15 de febrero de 2022.
Hora: 19h a 20h.
Lugar: Evento online.
Ponente: Ane Martinez, PhD student (Josep Carreras Research Center).
Idioma: Inglés.
Lung cancer remains the most common cancer worldwide, both in terms of incidence and mortality. Lung cancer is classified in two broad histologic classes, which grow and spread differently: small-cell lung carcinomas (SCLC) and non-small cell lung carcinomas (NSCLC). In this project we focused our analysis in the two predominant subtypes of NSCLC which are : lung adenocarcinoma (LUAD) and lung squamous cancer (LUSC). LUAD and LUSC have a high mutational rate, however, around one third of LUAD patients lack druggable genomic mutations and can’t benefit from target therapies. The main hypothesis of this project was that from gene expression data we could identify different subgroups in LUAD and LUSC. Furthermore, we hypothesized that if we were able to understand the molecular and cellular mechanism that differentiated these groups, we would predict specific drugs that may induce an antitumor effect on each group genotype. In this talk we will discuss which bioinformatics analysis we performed, the results we got and finally which were the conclusions.
Organiza: BioInfoGRX (RSG Spain Granada)
Inicio: 15 de marzo de 2022 (la matriculación permanecerá abierta hasta una semana antes del inicio o hasta cubrir cupo).
Duración: 70 horas.
Modalidad: 100% virtual.
El curso será impartido por:
D. Pablo Hinojosa Gutiérrez: Es autor del libro “Aprende Git… y, de camino, GitHub“. Además, ha trabajado como programador, diseñador, administrador y diseño web. Imparte charlas, talleres y cursos sobre temas relacionados con la programación y la tecnología, como Python, HTML, Git, XML, además de liberación de software, aspectos legales del software libre, redes sociales y el e-commerce, licencias Creative Commons, entre otros.
Va dirigido a toda la comunidad universitaria y a todo el público interesado.
Organiza: Asociación de Antiguos Alumnos de la Universidad de Granada, Darwin Eventur
Fecha: 11 de febrero de 2022.
Hora: 17:00h a 19:00h.
Lugar: Salón de Grados de la Facultad de Ciencias de la UGR.
Islas Canarias, los jardines de la penumbra
Un documental sobre conservación, exploración y ciencia submarina en el Archipielago Canario.
Proyección y coloquio por Rafael Herrero y Óscar Ocaña.
Meso_Alborán
Un proyecto de exploración e investigación biológica en microescarpes del Mar de Alborán.
Presentación y mesa redonda.
Fecha: viernes, 4 de febrero de 2022.
Hora: 17:00 a 19:00.
Lugar: Aula C21. Edificio Mecenas.
Ponentes: María García de Velasco y Sergio Fernandez Santiago (Greening Energía).
Dentro del ciclo organizado en el Máster en Electrónica Industrial.
