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JOSE YGNACIO

PASTOR CAÑO
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University Department
CIENCIA DE MATERIALES
Catedrático Universidad
2008-04-23
Grupo de investigacion
Materiales Estructurales Avanzados y Nanomateriales
Member
2005-06-14
Institute or University Research Center
CENTRO INVEST. MATERIALES ESTRUCTURALES
Member
2013-02-28
Knowledge Area
Métodos De Investigación Y Diagnóstico En Educación

Brief description ot the activity

RESUMEN DEL CURRÍCULUM

(adecuado a los proceso de evaluación según los principios DORA)

1. Aportaciones científicas

a.- Relevancia y su contribución a la generación del conocimiento:

b.- La generación de ideas, hipótesis y resultados:

c.- Estrategias de comunicación:

d.- Financiación obtenida:

e.- Capacidades científico técnicas adquiridas:

f.- Responsabilidades científicas ejercidas:

g.- Colaboraciones internacionales y el liderazgo:

 

2. Aportaciones a la sociedad,

a.- Actividades de desarrollo tecnológico y de innovación:

b.- Actividades de divulgación:

c.- Colaboración con la industria y el sector privado, entidades, instituciones públicas y otros usuarios finales de la investigación:

 

3. Aportaciones a la formación de jóvenes investigadores

a.- Cómo ha contribuido al desarrollo de las carreras:

b.- Cómo ha contribuido a la constitución de equipos de investigación:

c.- Cómo ha contribuido a la creación de empresas, a actividades editoriales, o a la evaluación de investigadores, proyectos y otras actividades de investigación:

 

4. Otras aportaciones que considere relevantes:

Frequent topics

Building and ConstructionPhysics, AppliedNuclear Science & TechnologyCeramics and CompositesNuclear Energy and EngineeringMechanics of MaterialsMechanical EngineeringMaterials Science, MultidisciplinaryChemistry (Miscellaneous)Civil and Structural EngineeringCondensed Matter PhysicsMaterials Science, CeramicsConstruction & Building TechnologyElectrical and Electronic EngineeringElectronic, Optical and Magnetic MaterialsMaterials Science (Miscellaneous)Industrial and Manufacturing EngineeringMaterials Chemistry

Research areas (short description)

José Ygnacio Pastor Caño develops his research on the mechanical behaviour, fracture and reliability of advanced structural materials, with special emphasis on biomaterials, materials for energy applications and historical waxes. His work focuses on the design, characterisation and optimisation of materials subjected to extreme conditions, covering a wide range of temperatures (from -77 K to 2000 K) and diverse environments, from inert atmospheres to aggressive media. In the field of biomaterials, he investigates their mechanical response and durability for applications in prostheses, implants and medical devices, analysing their fatigue behaviour, fracture toughness and biocompatibility. He develops advanced experimental techniques to evaluate their degradation and strength under cyclic loading and in physiological media, which is key to improving their safety and efficacy in medical applications. In structural materials, his research focuses on the optimisation of materials used in sectors such as civil engineering, aerospace and automotive. He has worked on the development of damage and fracture models in composites, advanced metals and high-strength ceramics, using experimental and computational approaches to improve their performance. He has also investigated the ageing of historical materials, such as heritage waxes, applying mechanical characterisation methodologies to assess their long-term stability. He has participated in more than seventy research projects funded by national and international entities, including European projects within the Horizon 2020 programme. His studies have a strong impact on industry, contributing to the development of stronger, safer and more sustainable materials in strategic sectors such as medicine, energy and heritage conservation.