Ana P. Carvalho is affiliated with the University of Lisbon in Portugal and has an active research profile focused on chemistry and environmental science. Their published work spans a range of specialized subfields including materials chemistry, water science and technology, organic chemistry, mechanical engineering, and pollution.
Their research covers topics such as adsorption and biosorption for pollutant removal, mesoporous materials and catalysis, pharmaceutical and antibiotic environmental impacts, catalysis and hydrodesulfurization studies, catalytic processes in materials science, analytical chemistry methods development, and nanomaterials for catalytic reactions.
Frequently collaborating with other researchers, Ana P. Carvalho often coauthors with Ana S. Mestre, Ângela Martins, Nélson Nunes, E. Mesquita, and Maria João Rosa.
The scientist has published extensively in multiple venues. Notable publication venues include:
Several recent papers illustrate the scope of their research:
A.S. Mestre;J. Pires;J.M.F. Nogueira;A.P. Carvalho
Ana S. Mestre;João Pires;José M.F. Nogueira;Jose B. Parra
I. Cabrita;B. Ruiz;A.S. Mestre;I.M. Fonseca
Ana S. Mestre;Ana S. Bexiga;Ana S. Bexiga;Margarida Proença;Margarida Proença;Marta Andrade
João Pires;Ana Carvalho;Manuela B de Carvalho
C. Pereira;C. Alves;A. Monteiro;C. Magén
Ana Carvalho;Ana Carvalho;Rafiqul Gani;Henrique Matos
Ana S. Mestre;Ricardo A. Pires;Ivo Aroso;Emanuel M. Fernandes
A.L. Castro;M.R. Nunes;A.P. Carvalho;F.M. Costa
Susana C.R. Marques;Jossano M. Marcuzzo;Mauricio R. Baldan;Ana S. Mestre
Simone S. Silva;Ana Rita C. Duarte;Ana Paula Carvalho;João F. Mano
Ana S. Mestre;Ana P. Carvalho
Ana Carvalho;Henrique A. Matos;Rafiqul Gani
Margarida Galhetas;Ana S. Mestre;Moisés L. Pinto;Ibrahim Gulyurtlu
Ana S. Mestre;Ana S. Mestre;Cristina Freire;João Pires;Ana P. Carvalho
B. Ruiz;I. Cabrita;A.S. Mestre;J.B. Parra
Beatriz Cardoso;Ana S. Mestre;Ana P. Carvalho;João Pires
Viviana Paixão;Ana P. Carvalho;João Rocha;Auguste Fernandes
Margarida Galhetas;Ana S. Mestre;Moisés L. Pinto;Ibrahim Gulyurtlu
Vipin K. Saini;Marta Andrade;Moisés L. Pinto;Ana P. Carvalho
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