PhD Chemical Engineer
Excellent initiative to visualize gender equality on the green hydrogen world
I am PhD Chemical Engineer with more than 5 years of project management background, concerning both applied and development research in technology centers, academia and consultancy services.
Most recently, I defended my PhD Thesis on January 2020 that was rated “Excellent Cum Laude” with International Mention. Among other things, my research has resulted in a novel methodology to solve long-term supply chain problems for the optimal upcycling of industrial waste gases into a hydrogen supply chain, but also, I tested and simulated hydrogen purification through polymeric-based membranes and cyclic adsorption processes.
I am currently working as project manager at CIDETEC Energy Storage. I am responsible for the coordination of several EU & national projects in the area of advanced battery technologies.
M. Yáñez, A. Ortiz, B. Brunaud, I.E. Grossmann, I. Ortiz, Contribution of upcycling surplus hydrogen to design a sustainable supply chain: The case study of Northern Spain, Appl. Energy. 231 (2018) 777–787. Q1, IF (2018): 8.426
M. Yáñez, F. Relvas, A. Ortiz, D. Gorri, A. Mendes, I. Ortiz, PSA purification of waste hydrogen from ammonia plants to fuel cell grade, Sep. Purif. Technol. 240 (2020) 116334 Q1, IF (2018): 5.107
M. Yáñez, A. Ortiz, D. Gorri, I. Ortiz, Comparative performance of commercial polymeric membranes in the recovery of industrial hydrogen waste gas streams, Int. J. Hydrog. Energy, In Press (2020), Q1, IF (2018): 4.084
