Marta C. Corvo holds a PhD and a degree in Chemistry, with a specialization in Organic Chemistry from NOVA School of Science and Technology, Portugal. She began her career as an assistant professor at Piaget Institute and NOVA before becoming a post-doctoral fellow focused on CO2 capture and Nuclear Magnetic Resonance (NMR). In 2015, she joined CENIMAT and the Soft and Biofunctional Materials Group (SBMG) in the NMR lab. Marta Corvo’s research in SBMG focuses on ion gels and IL-derived materials for CO2 capture and utilization, and energy applications. She maintains national and international collaborations, conducting NMR studies on polymers and composites. Currently, she is a Principal Researcher, having secured two CEEC positions.
Ionic liquids, Ion gels; Porous materials; CO 2 Capture; Nuclear magnetic Resonance
Development of ionic liquid derived materials (liquids, gels, and porous solids) tailored for applications in CO 2 capture, cleaning Artwork and Energy. Application and development of NMR spectroscopy to study molecular interaction processes, High Pressure NMR techniques. Establishment of protocols in diffusion, relaxation and nuclear Overhauser effect spectroscopy to probe solvation behaviour. Development of solid state and imaging protocols to study ionic liquid polymers.