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CALL OF ABSTRACTS: VI Iberoamerican Conference on Supercritical Fluids
Encapsulation of methionine in ethyl cellulose by supercritical fluids technique
High-pressure phase equilibrium data for the ternary and quaternary systems containing carbon dioxide, globalide, ε-caprolactone dichloromethane
Pressurized liquid extraction as an eco-friendly approach to recover anthocyanin from black rice bran
Black rice and its by-products: anthocyanin-rich extracts and their biological potential
High-pressure phase equilibrium data of carbon dioxide/food-relevant systems (2011-2022): experimental methods, multiphase behavior, thermodynamic modeling, and applications
Solubility of Food-Relevant Substances in Pure and Modified Supercritical Carbon Dioxide: Experimental Data (2011–Present), Modeling, and Related Applications
High presure phase behavior and thermodynamic modelling of the carbon dioxide + chloroform + globalide system
Optimization of the subcritical water extraction of sulfated flavonoids from Flaveria bidentis
Conventional lignin functionalization for polyurethane applications and a future vision in the use of enzymes as an alternative method
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The Laboratory of Thermodynamics and Supercritical Technology (LATESC) was established in 1992 by professors from the Department of Chemical Engineering and Food Engineering (EQA). LATESC focuses on conducting activities related to high-pressure processes and phase equilibrium thermodynamics. The laboratory is led by esteemed professors Dr. Acácio Antonio Ferreira Zielinski, Dr. José Vladimir de Oliveira, Dr. Marcelo Lanza, and Dr. Sandra R. S. Ferreira, who provide guidance and co-supervision to a dedicated team comprising post-doctoral researchers and doctoral, master’s and undergraduate students.
Over the years, LATESC has benefited from the support of Dr. Haiko Hense and Dr. Julian Martínez, who, alongside the current professors, have supervised a remarkable number of academic works. The laboratory has also made significant contributions to academic literature, with numerous papers published in conference proceedings and specialized journals.
