NewsNews

A study with two LaFiM PhD students among its authors correlates morphology, adhesion and surface potential in two-dimensional bismuth tungstate nanosheets, with potential for photocatalysis and nanoelectronics.

An article published in ACS Omega reports an isostructural phase transition in Ce₂(MoO₄)₃, a phenomenon rarely described in the literature, investigated by in situ X-ray diffraction and Raman scattering.

A study with LaFiM participation follows the heating of silver vanadate microrods in situ and identifies a sequence of three phase transitions that are not undone when the material returns to room temperature.

A study with LaFiM participation obtains a previously unknown crystalline form of sodium gadolinium molybdate and shows, through in situ measurements, that it transforms irreversibly into another structure at around 813 K.

A study led by the LaFiM coordinator assesses the anticancer activity and in vivo behaviour of m-Ag₂Mo₂O₇ nanorods and was selected for the cover of the journal's March 2025 issue.