Emilio Quiñoá is affiliated with the University of Santiago de Compostela in Spain. Their research spans the fields of Chemistry and Materials Science, with a significant focus on Organic Chemistry and Materials Chemistry. They have contributed extensively to topics such as the synthesis and properties of aromatic compounds, supramolecular self-assembly in materials, and crystallization and solubility studies.
Quiñoá's work also covers specialized areas including X-ray diffraction in crystallography, polydiacetylene-based materials and applications, axial and atropisomeric chirality synthesis, and supramolecular chemistry and complexes.
Their recent publications reflect a focus on stimuli-responsive polymers and chiral supramolecular systems. Selected papers include:
Frequent collaborators in Emilio Quiñoá's research include Félix Freire, Rafael Rodríguez, Ricardo Riguera, Berta Fernández, and Manuel Fernández-Míguez.
Their work is regularly published in prominent scientific venues, with notable contributions to:
José Manuel Seco;Emilio Quiñoá;Ricardo Riguera
C. Prego;D. Torres;E. Fernandez-Megia;R. Novoa-Carballal
Yeşim Aktas;M Yemisci;K Andrieux;RN Gursoy
José Manuel Seco;Emilio Quiñoá;Ricardo Riguera
Félix Freire;Emilio Quiñoá;Ricardo Riguera
J.M. Seco;E. Quiñoá;R. Riguera
Sh. K. Latypov;J. M. Seco;E. Quinoa;R. Riguera
Emilio Quinoa;Yao Kakou;Phillip Crews
Madeline Adamczeski;Emilio Quinoa;Phillip Crews
Félix Freire;José Manuel Seco;Emilio Quiñoá;Ricardo Riguera
Félix Freire;José Manuel Seco;Emilio Quiñoá;Ricardo Riguera
Sh. K. Latypov;J. M. Seco;E. Quinoa;R. Riguera
Eduardo Fernandez-Megia;Ramón Novoa-Carballal;Emilio Quiñoá;Ricardo Riguera
Emilio Quiñoà;Phillip Crews
Phillip. Crews;Yao. Kakou;Emilio. Quinoa
Emilio Quinoa;Madeline Adamczeski;Phillip Crews;Gerald J. Bakus;Gerald J. Bakus
Seila Leiras;Félix Freire;José M. Seco;Emilio Quiñoá
Madeline Adamczeski;Emilio Quinoa;Phillip Crews
Jaime Rodríguez;Emilio Quiñoá;Ricardo Riguera;Barbara M. Peters
Félix Freire;José Manuel Seco;Emilio Quiñoá;Ricardo Riguera
Shamil K. Latypov;José M. Seco;Emilio Quiñoá;Ricardo Riguera
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