Area
Signal Theory and Communications
Signal Theory and Communications
Edelweiss Moyano Rodríguez is graduated in Chemical Engineering by the Rey Juan Carlos University of Madrid in 2013. Her Final Degree Project was, “Synthesis of biodiesel from oils of microorganisms” developed in laboratories URJC. In the professional field she has made practices in IMDEA Energy. She has an Master in Information and Communication Technologies in Biomedical Engineering by the Rey Juan Carlos University of Madrid in 2014. Her Final Master Project was developed in Rey Juan Carlos University and IMDEA Energy Laboratories with the title, “Tailoring Upconversion Nanoparticles for Early Dermatological Tumor Detection”. Now she works as a predoctoral researcher at the Superior Technical School of Telecommunications Engineering inside of the Signal Theory and Communications Group in URJC and the Thermochemical Processes Unit inside of the Photo-activated processes Group in IMDEA Energy since September 2014.
Signal processing and medical imaging.
Office D216. Departamental III
Universidad Rey Juan carlos
Camino del Molino s/n.
Fuenlabrada, 28943, Madrid, Spain
edelweiss.moyano@urjc.es
.-Moyano E., Ramiro-Bargueño J.,Chidean M.I., Jana P., de la Peña V.A., Caamaño A.J., “Fluorescence Spectra Design in NaYF4:Yb/Er Nanoparticles Through Joint Structural and alpha/beta-Phase Ratio Control”, [In preparation].
.-Moyano E., Ramiro-Bargueño J., de la Peña V.A., Caamaño A.J., “Light Enhancement of UCNPs Luminescence by 3D-Shaping of Single-Crystal Multiply-Connected Nanoantenna”, [In preparation].
.-Moyano E., del Arco E., Ramiro-Bargueño J., de la Peña V.A., Caamaño A.J.,”Tailoring Upconversion Nanoparticles for Early Dermatological Tumor Detection”, [In preparation].
.-Moyano E., Ramiro-Bargueño J., de la Peña V.A., Caamaño A.J., “Upconversion nanomaterials design and applications”, [in preparation]