H2020 FET Open | Solid-liquid thermoelectric systems with uncorrelated properties
A new article has been published by the UJI team: Evaluation of in-plane architecture in a thermo-electrochemical cell with nanostructured and porous Sb:SnO2 electrodes. Also, last year IREC team published another article that we forgot to highlight: Identification of the most influential variables on the power generation of an automotive thermoelectric generator through a global … Read more New publications
The UJI team has recetly published two new publications related to a novel electrode in thermo-electrochemcial cells and to a new technique to measure the thermal conductivity of liquids: S. Castro-Ruiz, J. García-Cañadas. Nanostructured and porous antimony-doped tin oxide as electrode material for the heat-to-electricity energy conversion in thermo-electrochemical cells. Electrochemistry Communications 161 (2024) 107683. doi:10.1016/j.elecom.2024.107683 V. Mendiola-Curto, B. … Read more Two new publications
UJI participated on the 21st of March 2024 in a general public dissemination event, FirUJICiencia. The UJI team had a booth were they showed thermoelectric materials, electrochromic displays and the optical fibre to the general public. It was really nice to be out of the lab showing science to primary and secondary school students. The … Read more General public dissemination at UJI
On the 12th of March, Dr. Jorge García Cañadas was invited to give a talk to the 3rd year students of the Chemistry degree at Universitat de València. In his talk, he showed different energy devices and how electrochemical phenomena is involved within them. He also showed experiments demonstrating the conversion of heat into electricity … Read more Talk at the Chemistry degree at Universitat de València
Dr. Jorge García Cañadas visited on the 29th of February 2024 the University of Warwick team to discuss the simulations that they are performing and compare them with the experimental results. Also, the last activities towards the end of the project were planned.