Manuel successfully defended his doctoral dissertation titled “Engineering core-shell plasmonic nanoMOFs: synthetic methodologies and applications” under the guidance of the supervisor Pablo del Pino. The defense took place on November

Nanomaterials for imaging, sensing and therapy workshop organized by USC and AIT in the framework of SWIMMOT and REAP EU projects. More than 30 researchers joined the workshop in person

Seeded-Growth of PCN-224 onto Plasmonic Nanoparticles: Photoactive Microporous Nanocarriers published by Ceballos M. et al. in Small Structures. This study introduces a novel, room-temperature method for fabricating gold bipyramid-seeded MOF