Prof. Dr. Carme Sans has a degree in
Chemistry (specialty in Industrial Chemistry, 1989) and a Ph.D. in Chemical
Sciences from the University of Barcelona since 1992. She was an Assistant
Professor between 1994 and 1997, and since July 1997, she has been a Full
Associate Professor at the Department of Chemical Engineering and Analytical
Chemistry of the University of Barcelona. She has been Secretary of the
Department between 2008 and 2015. She has national accreditation from the University
Professor (Catedrática de Universidad), in Engineering and Architecture. Since
1993, she has been involved in undergraduate teaching (Chemistry, Chemical
Engineering, Environmental Sciences, Biotechnology) and Master's teaching (Environmental
Engineering). She has been a member of the QISU-Chemistry Teaching Innovation
Group at the Secondary School-University interface since 2006. She is
currently the director of the research group Advanced Oxidation Processes
Engineering (EPOA), accredited as a quality group by the Generalitat of
Catalonia (consolidated group since 2005). Her experience and interests in
research are focused on the field of Environmental Engineering, mainly in the
treatment of domestic and industrial waters by advanced oxidation processes,
and in their integration with other processes (biological, adsorption, and
membrane processes) for water reuse.
Prof. Dr. Carme Sans has a degree in
Chemistry (specialty in Industrial Chemistry, 1989) and a Ph.D. in Chemical
Sciences from the University of Barcelona since 1992. She was an Assistant
Professor between 1994 and 1997, and since July 1997, she has been a Full
Associate Professor at the Department of Chemical Engineering and Analytical
Chemistry of the University of Barcelona. She has been Secretary of the
Department between 2008 and 2015. She has national accreditation from the University
Professor (Catedrática de Universidad), in Engineering and Architecture. Since
1993, she has been involved in undergraduate teaching (Chemistry, Chemical
Engineering, Environmental Sciences, Biotechnology) and Master's teaching (Environmental
Engineering). She has been a member of the QISU-Chemistry Teaching Innovation
Group at the Secondary School-University interface since 2006. She is
currently the director of the research group Advanced Oxidation Processes
Engineering (EPOA), accredited as a quality group by the Generalitat of
Catalonia (consolidated group since 2005). Her experience and interests in
research are focused on the field of Environmental Engineering, mainly in the
treatment of domestic and industrial waters by advanced oxidation processes,
and in their integration with other processes (biological, adsorption, and
membrane processes) for water reuse.