Carlos Pecharromán García

Carlos Pecharromán García is a Senior Scientist at the Institute of Materials Science of Madrid (ICMM), part of the Spanish National Research Council (CSIC), where he leads the Photonic Crystals Group and serves as scientific supervisor for the IR spectroscopy and ellipsometry laboratory.

His research centers on percolation phenomena in heterogeneous systems, with core interests including:

• Percolation Theory in composite material transitions
• Electromagnetic, thermal, and mechanical property coupling
• Nanostructured ceramic powders and composite ceramics
• Exotic material behaviors near percolation thresholds (colossal capacity, optical resonances)
• Homogeneous component distribution to prevent aggregation

Dr. Pecharromán García has led 10 scientific projects and driven technology transfer through approximately 10 patent applications, 3 of which have been successfully commercialized. His laboratory supervision provides critical characterization services for CSIC researchers, implementing advanced spectroscopic measurement techniques for material analysis across the institution.

With over 115 scientific publications and an h-index exceeding 33, his work demonstrates significant impact in materials science through both fundamental research and industrial collaboration.