Education

Antonio Dominguez-Alfaro received his BSc in Chemical Engineering (2012), MSc in Chemistry (2013) and MSc in Industrial Engineering (2015) from the University of Huelva. During this period, he was a member of the Organic Synthesis and Photochemistry Lab and he worked in the synthesis of new two-photon absorption fluorescence probes for bioimaging. In 2021, he received his PhD in Applied Chemistry and Polymeric Materials from the University of Basque Country. The PhD project focused on the development of innovative methodologies for the manufacturing of 3D scaffolds composed of conducting polymers and carbon nanomaterials for tridimensional cell cultures. After his thesis, he joined a one-year post-doc in the Biomolecular Nanotechnology group at CIC biomaGUNE. He worked in the synthesis of hybrid materials composed of conjugated polymers and engineered recombinant proteins. 

Research

Currently, Antonio is a Margarita Salas Fellowship between the Bioelectronics laboratory in the University of Cambridge and the Innovative Polymers group, his research is focused on the integration of 3D printing and conducting polymers with microfabrication processes and bio-sensing devices.

 

Polymers for Bioelectronics

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