Cesar Pulgarin is affiliated with the École Polytechnique Fédérale de Lausanne in Switzerland and has contributed extensively to the fields of Environmental Science and Energy. Their scholarly work spans key subfields such as Renewable Energy, Sustainability and the Environment, Water Science and Technology, Health, Toxicology and Mutagenesis, Industrial and Manufacturing Engineering, and Materials Chemistry.
The primary focus of Pulgarin's research includes advanced oxidation water treatment, advanced photocatalysis techniques, TiO2 photocatalysis and solar cells, water treatment and disinfection, wastewater treatment and reuse, solar-powered water purification methods, and the use of advanced nanomaterials in catalysis.
Frequent publication venues for their work are:
They have collaborated regularly with several co-authors, including:
Some of Pulgarin's recent papers include:
Ch. Comninellis;C. Pulgarin
Ch. Comninellis;C. Pulgarin
Angela-Guiovana Rincón;Cesar Pulgarin
N. De la Cruz;J. Giménez;S. Esplugas;D. Grandjean
A.G. Rincón;C. Pulgarin
Angela-Guiovana Rincón;Cesar Pulgarin
T. Yuranova;A.G. Rincon;A. Bozzi;S. Parra
Victor Sarria;Sandra Parra;Nevenka Adler;Paul Péringer
F. Méndez-Arriaga;R.A. Torres-Palma;R.A. Torres-Palma;R.A. Torres-Palma;C. Pétrier;S. Esplugas
Gaëtan Gogniat;Gaëtan Gogniat;Melilotus Thyssen;Michel Denis;Cesar Pulgarin
Dorothee Spuhler;Julian Andrés Rengifo-Herrera;César Pulgarin
Stefanos Giannakis;María Inmaculada Polo López;Dorothee Spuhler;Jose Antonio Sánchez Pérez
Ricardo A. Torres;Ricardo A. Torres;Christian Pétrier;Evelyne Combet;Marion Carrier
D. Gumy;C. Morais;P. Bowen;C. Pulgarin
N. De la Cruz;N. De la Cruz;L. Esquius;D. Grandjean;A. Magnet
J. Kiwi;C. Pulgarin;P. Peringer
Cesar Pulgarin;Nevenka Adler;Paul Peringer;Christos Comninellis
J.A. Rengifo-Herrera;K. Pierzchała;A. Sienkiewicz;L. Forró
J.A. Rengifo-Herrera;E. Mielczarski;J. Mielczarski;N.C. Castillo
S. Parra;V. Sarria;S. Malato;P. Péringer
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