H2020 FET Open | Solid-liquid thermoelectric systems with uncorrelated properties
Congratulations to Bejan Hamawandi for his successfully defended PhD thesis at KTH, Department of Applied Physics, Nanochemistry group, focusing on green chemical synthesis of thermoelectric materials. The thesis can be accessed here.
Last Friday, TESLab participated in The European Researchers’ Night, whose aim is to approach science to citizenship. Within The European Researchers’ Night, Universitat Jaume I works together with other universities and institutions in the Mediterranean Night of Women Researchers (MEDNIGHT 2021), which organised during the evening of the 24th of September different outreach activities at … Read more Dissemination of the UncorrelaTEd project at the European Researchers’ Night
The first journal publication of the project has been recently published by the KTH team. Its title is Minute-Made, High-Efficiency Nanostructured Bi2Te3 via High-Throughput Green Solution Chemical Synthesis. It is open access and it can be read here. More results will come soon.
This week takes place the Virtual Conference on Thermoelectrics, which is the main event on thermoelectrics this year, since the International Conference on Thermoelectrics has been cancelled due to the pandemic. Three oral presentations will take place with some of the project results: M. Solis-de la Fuente, S. Castro-Ruiz, P. Rullière, S. Fantini and J. García-Cañadas. More … Read more Participation at the Virtual Conference on Thermoelectrics 2021
This week takes place the E-MRS meeting, which will be virtual. Dr. Jorge García-Cañadas will present a poster titled Large improvements in the power factor of hybrid solid-liquid systems formed by nanostructured Sb:SnO2 and electrolytes. This is the first result of our UncorrelaTEd project that is disseminated. More interesting results will come in the near future.