Campoy Quiles Mariano

Biography

I am a physicist and my core expertise lies in combining novel material processing methods with advanced spectroscopic techniques focusing on renewable energy applications such as organic photovoltaics and thermoelectric generators. After finishing my degree in physics in Santiago de Compostela, I embarqued in a PhD under the supervision of Prof. Donal Bradley at Imperial College London in United Kingdom, where I studied organic lasers and started to build experience in spectroscopic characterization tools. Then working in the same institution under the supervision of Prof. Jenny Nelson, I was part of a national collaboration project together with researchers at Cambridge and at UCL, where we demonstrated the viability of organics for X-ray medical imaging applications. Afterwards, as a Fellow of the Japan Society for the Promotion of Science I worked with Prof. Hideyuki Murata (JAIST) in the field of organic solar cells and nanostructuration techniques. I joined The Consejo Superior de Investigaciones Científicas in 2008, first as JAE-Doc, then as Ramon y Cajal fellow and since 2012 as Tenured Scientist.  

Research Interest

Nanostructured Materials