Marta Rumayor

Assistant Professor

Universidad de Cantabria

Spain

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Marta Rumayor is an Assistant Professor at Universidad de Cantabria in Spain. Her research focuses on environmental impact assessments, particularly in the fields of water disinfection using UV-C LEDs, carbon dioxide utilization strategies for methanol production, and the development of life cycle assessment tools for emerging decarbonization technologies. Additionally, she explores sustainable methods for hydrogen production and CO 2 recycling in various industrial applications.

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Inmaculada Ortiz

Professor

Universidad de Cantabria

SPAIN

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Alberto Navajas

Associate Professor

Universidad de Navarra

SPAIN

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Maria J Rivero

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Universidad de Cantabria

SPAIN

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Performance of high-efficiency UV-C LEDs in water disinfection: Experimental, life cycle assessment, and economic analysis of different operational scenarios

Shaping the future of methanol production through carbon dioxide utilisation strategies

Environmental Impact Improvement of Chitosan‐Based Mixed‐Matrix Membranes Manufacture for CO2 Gas Separation by Life Cycle Assessment

The Relevance of Life Cycle Assessment Tools in the Development of Emerging Decarbonization Technologies

Perspectives for a sustainable implementation of super-green hydrogen production by photoelectrochemical technology in hard-to-abate sectors

Prospective life cycle assessment of hydrogen production by waste photoreforming

Deep Decarbonization of the Cement Sector: A Prospective Environmental Assessment of CO2 Recycling to Methanol

CO<sub>2</sub> electroreduction: Sustainability analysis of the renewable synthetic natural gas

Feasibility analysis of a CO2 recycling plant for the decarbonization of formate and dihydroxyacetone production

Feasibility analysis of a CO<sub>2</sub>recycling plant for the decarbonization of formate and dihydroxyacetone production

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Inmaculada Ortiz

Alberto Navajas

Maria J Rivero

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