CINE Talks are back! This series of online seminars given by CINE researchers on their research topics promoted sixteen lectures between 2021 and 2022. For 2025, twelve seminars are scheduled between June 27 and December 12. All lectures will be given by young researchers (postdoctoral fellows) from CINE’s four current research divisions. The main objective of CINE Talks is to promote the exchange of scientific knowledge among the center’s researchers,…
Members of CINE’s executive committee were in the Netherlands at the end of May participating in a mission organized by the Dutch Diplomatic Network in Brazil to exchange experiences and knowledge in the area of low-carbon hydrogen. The Brazilian delegation included representatives from universities, companies and government agencies. “We had the opportunity to learn about innovative solutions and discuss strategies to make the use of hydrogen more accessible, sustainable and…
A recently published computational study provides important contributions to the development of new, safe, high-performance batteries. Conducted by a team of researchers from CINE together with collaborators from the University of Bonn (Germany), the work investigated in detail compounds that can be used as electrolytes in sodium-ion batteries. Based on sodium, an abundant element that is well distributed throughout the planet, these batteries are considered very promising, especially for storing…
Five CINE researchers are included in a ranking that presents the best scientists in Brazil in each area of knowledge, according to their productivity and scientific impact. Prepared by the international platform Research.com, this ranking is based on the D index (Discipline H-index), which considers the number of publications and citations of a researcher in a given discipline. To prepare the ranking, the platform collected bibliometric data from several sources…
Photovoltaic solar energy and wind energy: improvement of perovskite solar cells and optimization of wind turbines.
Development of batteries, supercapacitors, reformers and fuel cells for an efficient management of renewable energy.
Development of sustainable processes for the production of low-carbon hydrogen.
Computer simulations and artificial intelligence for studies on solar cells, wind turbines, green hydrogen production, batteries and supercapacitors.
