Ph.D. in Aerosol Physics and a Degree in Physics from the University of Oviedo, as well as periods in the Nanostrukturtechnik Group at the University of Duisburg-Essen. In addition, she has extensive experience in the field of synthesis, classification and characterization of gas-phase nanoparticles, including the design of experiments with gases and particles in vacuum tubes. This has allowed her to work on:
- Classification of ions or nanoparticles
- Electric charge of nanoparticles
- Deposition of nanoparticles in layers
- Occupational health and environment safety
- Studies on coagulation and aggregation/agglomeration
- Tool development, testing and calibration
- Automation of regular tasks
- Characterization of inhalable and respirable fractions
- Synthesis and manipulation of nanoparticles to replicate risk situations in an exposure chamber
- Nanoparticle fate modelling in industrial environments
- Exposure assessment to nanomaterials
- Improvement of airborne nanoparticle technology
- Instrumentation development of a new corona charger
- Theoretical modelling of electrical charging and size selection processes of aerosols
- Characterization of inhalable aerosol in coal mines, quarries and thermal power stations
- Proposal and monitoring of research and EU Projects