Team
Principal Investigators
Prof. Dr. Miguel A. Camblor (Coordinator)
Madrid Institute of Materials Science (ICMM-CSIC)
ORCID: 0000-0001-9591-3432
Project Coordinator
Specialist in zeolite synthesis and advanced porous materials, with extensive experience in the development of new zeolite frameworks and ultraporous materials. His research focuses on:
- advanced zeolite synthesis,
- structural design of porous materials,
- and applications of functional materials in catalysis and separation.
He has contributed to the discovery of numerous new zeolite frameworks and is the author of many international scientific publications and patents in the field of microporous materials.
Dr. Carolina Belver
Universidad Autónoma de Madrid (UAM)
ORCID: 0000-0003-2590-3225
Specialist in advanced materials for environmental and energy applications, with expertise in heterogeneous catalysis, advanced oxidation processes, and water treatment technologies. Her research interests include:
- development of photocatalysts and functional materials,
- degradation of persistent pollutants,
- sustainable hydrogen production,
- and advanced environmental remediation processes.
She is the author of numerous international scientific publications and serves as Co-Editor-in-Chief of Applied Catalysis B: Environmental and Energy and Executive Editor of the Chemical Engineering Journal.
ICMM-CSIC Team
- Dr. Margarita Darder Colom – Senior Researcher
- Dr. Eva María García Frutos – Senior Researcher
- Verónica López – Chemist (Full-time dedication)
- Dr. Luisina Forzani – R&D Project Manager (67% dedication)
- Dr. Dooshaye Moonshiram - Senior Researcher – Project Collaborator
UAM Team
- Dr. Luisa María Gómez Sainero – Senior Researcher
- Dr. Ariadna Álvarez Montero – Senior Researcher
- Carmen Belén Molina – Senior Researcher
- Dr. Lorena Gudiño – Junior Researcher
- Dr. Liu Fuwen – Visiting Associate Professor
- Dr. Jaime González Cuadra – Juan de la Cierva Research Fellow
Training and Collaborative Research
HALZEOCAT-CM brings together senior and junior researchers, early-career scientists, and technical staff, fostering a multidisciplinary environment focused on developing innovative solutions for the sustainable removal of persistent pollutants.
The project also contributes to the advanced training of young researchers in porous materials, catalysis, and environmental technologies.