Armando J. D. Silvestre

Affiliation: CICECO—Aveiro Institute of Materials, Chemistry Department, Campus de Santiago, University of Aveiro, 3810-1930 Aveiro, Portugal
Institution: University of Aveiro
ORCID: 0000-0001-5403-8416
External IDs: Scopus Author ID: 7005219944 | ResearcherID: E-6201-2010 | Loop profile: 457342 | Ciência ID: DC18-EB22-B357 | SciProfiles: 93280
Email: armsil@ua.pt
Works: 415, Cited by: 118900, H-index: 73
Armando Silvestre (born 1968), Full Professor, University of Aveiro, Department of Chemistry and CICECO Aveiro Institute of Materials. PhD (1994) and Habilitation (2008) in Chemistry. He is currently Head of the Department of Chemistry. He is member CICECO Group 4- Biorefineries, Biobased Materials and Recycling. Armando has a large experience in coordination and participation in National and EU Projects (40 +) projects, with 12+ M€ of funding for University of Aveiro). Armando published 2 books, 24 book chapters, 19 patents, 415+ papers, H-index 73 , +118 900 citations (Scopus) He is member of the Editorial board of Industrial Crops and Products (Elsevier); Materials (MDPI), International Journal of Molecular Sciences (MDPI), and MROC-Mini Reviews in Organic Chemistry (Bentham). Large experience in PostDoctoral (17 of which 2 ongoing) PhD (41 of which 12 in progress) and MSc (53) students supervising, and in teaching and BSc, MSc and PhD level. His research interests are focused on the Biorefinery concept development namely through the sustainable extraction and upgrading of added-value compounds from biomass addressing mainly bioactive compounds through the use benign solvents(using ionic liquids, deep eutectic solvents ); new biobased polymers derived from 2,5-furandicarboxylic acid and new functional (nano)composite materials and biomaterials based on biopolymers and cellulose (nano)fibers.

Education

  • PhD, (1994-)
  • Habilitation, (2008-)

Research Interests

Keywords:
Biorefineries Biobased Materials Recycling Sustainable Extraction Upgrading Bioactive Compounds Ionic Liquids Biobased Polymers Nanocomposite Materials Biomaterials Cellulose Fibers
Topics:
Biorefinery Concept Development Sustainable Extraction Bioactive Compounds Ionic Liquids Biobased Polymers Nanocomposite Materials Biomaterials Cellulose Fibers

Selected Publications

Elderflower extract shows anti-cancer promise
Ferreira-Santos P, Badim H, Salvador ÂC, Silvestre AJD, Santos SAO, et al. Chemical Characterization of L. Flowers Aqueous Extract and Its Biological Implications. Biomolecules. 2021;11. doi:10.3390/biom11081222
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