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Both awards are subsidized by the SEA and are intended for researchers who are already at the doctoral stage or at the beginning of their postdoctoral stage. Researchers may not…
Prizes awarded by the AIPEA Bradley Award AIPEA Medals AIPEA Fellows Award-winning SEA Members Members of the SEA who have obtained international awards in the field of clays in recent…
V Scientific Photography of Clays Contest of the Spanish Clay Society 2020 The Spanish Clay Society (SEA) announces the V Edition of the Scientific Photography of Clays Contest, with the…
The Spanish Clay Society will award two prizes for the best studies presented at the XXVI Scientific Meeting of the SEA, whether oral communications or poster presentations, with the sponsorship…
The prize is established and financed by the SEA, in recognition of a Master’s dissertation on the theme of clays. Candidates presenting a dissertation for the award will have successfully…
Juan Luis Martín Vivaldi (Granada 1918-Madrid 1974), graduated in Chemistry from the University of Granada in 1940, received his doctorate in the Complutense University of Madrid in 1949, under the…
JOSE MARÍA SERRATOSA (1924-2012), has been one of the scientists who has given the greatest boost to both the Clays Science and the SEA. Linked to the CSIC from 1953…
Prof. Emilio Galán Huertos, world renowned clay mineralogist, was born in Málaga (Spain) on February 4, 1942 and was a man of exceptional talent. After successfully completing his secondary studies,…
Dr. José Antonio Rausell-Colom was the pioneering clay mineralogist who carried out some of the earliest research on swelling and intercalation of 2:1 clays. During his long and productive career…
Prof. Fernando Veniale was born in Pavia (1929), a town renowned for its ancient Alma Ticinensis Universitas where he studied in a uniquely stimulating environment. After graduating in 1954 with…
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