Research
In addition to teaching, the EEBE's other major line of activity is research, innovation and knowledge transfer. In total, 26 research groups and cross-disciplinary research units will be located there. Two research groups are integrated in the UPC's Innovation and Technology Centre (CIT UPC) and are members of the Catalan government's TECNIO network.
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Building A
In addition to its teaching facilities, the 12-storey EEBE building houses the following 13 research groups in various fields of engineering (biomedicine, electricity, electronics, industrial automation, energy, materials, mechanics and chemistry):
- Impact Biomechanics (GRAB)
- Control, Dynamics and Applications (CoDAlab)
- Manufacturing and Materials Development (DEFAM)
- Electrical Energy, Power Electronics, Automation and Systems Control (E3PACS)
- Surface Interaction in Bioengineering and Materials Science (InSup)
- Sustainability, Technology and Humanism (STH)
- Sustainability in Distributed Generation and Renewable Energy (SGDER)
- Systems Telemanagement (GReTS)
- Multimedia Applications and ICTs Laboratory (LAM)
- Numerical Analysis Laboratory (LaCàN)
- Combinatorics and Discrete Potential Theory for Network Parameter Control (COMPTHE)
- Signal Analysis and Interdisciplinary Systems in Engineering (LASSIE), belonging to the Research Centre for Biomedical Engineering (CREB) which is a TECNIO centre
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Technological Development Centre of Remote Acquisition and Data processing Systems (SARTI).
Building C
The eight-storey building houses six research groups working in the fields of energy, materials and nanotechnology:
- Astronomy and Astrophysics (GAA)
- Materials Characterisation (GCM)
- A section of the Environmental Engineering and Microbiology (GEMMA)
- Nanoengineering of Materials Applied to Energy (NEMEN), of the Institute of Energy Technologies (INTE)
- Particle Accelerator Laboratory, belonging to Dosimetry and Ionizing Radiation (DRM) of the Institute of Energy Technologies (INTE)
- A section of Polymer and Composite Technology (POLYCOM)
Building I
The eight-storey building houses the Barcelona Research Centre in Multiescale Science and Engineering, as well as eight research groups, of which three work in materials engineering and five in chemical engineering:
- Biomaterials, Biomechanics and Tissue Engineering (BBT)
- Centre for Process and Environmental Engineering (CEPIMA)
- Centre for Technological Risk Studies (CERTEC)
- Structural Integrity, Micromechanics and Materials Reliability Centre (CIEFMA), which is a TECNIO centre
- Innovation, Modelling and Engineering of (Bio)Materials (IMEM)
- Synthetic Polymers: Structure and Properties. Biodegradable Polymers (PSEP)
- Metal Forming Processes (PROCOMAME)
- Resource Recovery And Environmental Management (R2EM)
- Technological Development Centre for Remote Acquisition and Data Processing Systems (SARTI)
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