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By A. J. Arvia. 2020
Address: Casilla de Correo 16, Sucursal 4, 1900 La Plata, Argentina. Phone: (+54 21) 257430; 257291; Telex: BULAP AR 31151; CESLA AR 31216; Fax: (+54 21) 254642; E-mail: ajarvia@inifta.edu.ar. Director/Head: Alejandro Jorge Arvia. Number of Research Scientists: 93; Number of Staff: 22. Scientific Fields of Interest: Energy; Materials; Chemistry; Environment. Main Lines of Research and Training Activities: Gas phase and solution reaction kinetics; photochemistry; physical and chemical adsorption; surface chemistry related to heterogeneous catalysis; electrochemistry; electrocatalysis; spectroelectrochemistry; metal electrodeposition; phase change phenomena and growth patterns; metallic corrosion and passivity; electroless coatings; bioelectrochemistry; electrochemical energy conversion and storage; physical chemistry of natural and synthetic polymers; polymerization reactions; modelling of chemical and physical processes. Major Scientific Results or Products: Each year, more than 60 articles published in refereed international journals; since 1946, supervised 150 doctoral approved by University of La Plata and other universities in Argentina and foreign countries. Main Research Facilities Available: Auger spectrometer; mass spectrometer; IR and UV spectrometers for bulk and surface reflection studies; transmission electronic microscope; atomic force microscopy; scanning tunnelling microscope; X-ray diffractometer; nuclear magnetic resonance equipment; electron paramagnetic resonance equipment; electronic equipment and facilities for electrochemical studies; vacuum equipment for thin metal film studies; advanced equipment for polymer science research; 30 PCs; glass-blowing facilities; mechanical workshop; library. Future Development Plans: To continue projects in main research lines. Cooperation Arrangements with Developing Countries: Cooperation agreements and scientific exchange programmes with universities and research centres in Uruguay, Brazil, Chile, Mexico, Colombia, Venezuela, Bolivia, Panama, Peru and Saudi Arabia. Participant in TWAS Associate Membership Scheme in Centres of Excellence in South. Other International Cooperation Arrangements: Joint research programmes and scientific exchange with institutes and centres in US, Germany, France, England, Japan, Italy and Spain through Argentine National Research Council (CONICET), National Science Foundation, US, CNRS, France, British Council, Royal Society, England, DAAD, von Humboldt Foundation, Volkswagenwerk Foundation, Germany, JICA, Japan, CSIC, Spain, TWAS, Italy, and Organization of the American States (OAS).
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