The Chemical, Energy and Process Engineering Doctorate program organized the annual Doctorate seminars. The aim of the seminar is to promote the training of PhD students and disseminate their research activities. The seminar, open to the members of the doctorate program and to general public, included the assessment of the doctorate students’ progress by the academic panel of supervisors. The event took place last July 18th, 2019 in the room 3 of the ETSIIT, and in this edition 6 students of different doctorate years presented their works.

The presented works were:

Juan Corredor – New developments in photocatalysis for environmental application

Sophie Schröder – Environmental assessment of advanced oxidation technologies

Cristina González – Design of extracorporeal detoxification stages by advanced simulation techniques

Daniel Hoehn – Food production strategies for the mitigation of climate change: Towards a cirular food economy

Bohdana Markiv – Environmental exposure to particulate matter-bound manganese and other metals: bioaccessibility AND biomonitoring

Rafael Ortiz – Upgrading of industrial waste hydrogen in internal combustion engines