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Neurosciences and neurotechnologies: diagnostic procedures, prediction and innovative therapies

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Molecular Spectroscopy Group

Research center

UPV-EHU

Main researcher

Researcher name: 
Iñigo López Arbeloa / Virginia Martínez Martínez
Researcher email: 
virginia.martinez@ehu.eus
Researcher phone: 
0034 946015969

Description

The research of Molecular Spectroscopy group is focused on the search, development and characterization of new photoactive systems for optical and biomedical applications.

The main lines are:

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