Elastomers Group

Elastomers Group, within the Department of Physics of Polymers, Elastomers and Energy Applications which belongs to Institute of Polymer Science and Technology, CSIC (Spanish National Research Council). Our group specializes in the study of science and technology of elastomeric materials and has extensive experience in both basic research and applied technology in the industrial sector.

Where to find us

Centro de Química Orgánica “Lora-Tamayo”

C/ Juan de la Cierva, 3

28006, Madrid (Spain)

Tel: (+34) 915 622 900

News

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Introducing MEW2 Software: A Tool to Analyze MQ-NMR Experiments for Elastomers
Low-field time-domain proton Nuclear Magnetic Resonance (NMR) spectroscopy is an attractive and powerful tool for studying the structure and dynamics
Santiago Estebaranz Pozo
Título del proyecto final de máster: Caucho desvulcanizado a partir de neumáticos fuera de uso y su aplicación en lafabricación
Itziar Mas Giner
Título del proyecto final de máster: Preparación de espumas hidrófilas para cultivos hidropónicos
Lathifa Rusita
3D printing has evolved into an innovative and sustainable manufacturing technique with the integration of filaments crafted from recycled materials,
Omotosho Taiwo
Summary Chemical recycling of polymers is a key research way to achiveve more sustainable polymeric compounds. By means of chemical
Xabier Martínez Arruabarrena
Summary Our daily life would be unimaginable without rubber, which has become essential in multiple objects like tires, balls, hoses,
Tailoring/Tuning Properties of Polyester Urea-Urethanes through Hybridization with Titania Obtained Using the Sol–Gel Process
Hybrid materials have been studied because in these materials the properties of organic components, such as elasticity and biodegradability, could
Improving the performance of biobased polyurethane dispersion by the incorporation of photo-crosslinkable coumarin
High biobased carbon content polyurethane dispersions (PUD) are a more sustainable alternative to conventional oil-derived waterborne dispersions in coatings. However,