Adrian Duran Benito

Full Professor in Inorganic Chemistry

Universidad de Navarra

Spain

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Adrian Duran Benito is a Full Professor in Inorganic Chemistry at the University of Navarra, Spain. His research focuses on archaeomagnetic methods, ceramic characterization, and environmental studies, as demonstrated in his recent articles on the medieval ceramics of Tiebas Castle and the extraction methods of microplastics. His work not only investigates historical manufacturing techniques but also addresses contemporary environmental challenges.

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Esther Lasheras

Lecturer & Researcher

Universidad de Navarra

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Rafael Sirera

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Public University of Navarre

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Gustavo González-Gaitano

Universidad de Navarra

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Applying archaeomagnetic methods to virtually reconstruct medieval pavements: Insights from Tiebas Castle (Spain)

Applying archaeomagnetic methods to virtually reconstruct the kiln-loading patterns and manufacturing location: Insights from Tiebas Castle (Spain)

Multi-analytical investigation of thirteenth century slip-decorated tiles: tracing the origins of Tiebas Castle’s ceramics

Extraction Methods of Microplastics in Environmental Matrices: A Comparative Review

Tiebas Castle’ tuiles vernissées: Characterization, raw clay provenance, and manufacturing technology

The Enamelled Tiles of Olite’s Castle (Spain): Characterization, Provenance, and Manufacture Technology

The Ceramic Production and Distribution Network in the Ancient Kingdom of Navarre (Spain) during the 12th–15th Centuries

Revealing Juan de Oviedo y de la Bandera’s Artworks: The Case of the Polychrome of a Stone-Carved Sculpture from the Madre de Dios Convent Façade in Seville

Acid and alkali chemical treatments on synthetic and natural cellulosic, fibroin and keratin-based fabrics: study of structural changes

Approach to anaerobic bio-degradation of natural and synthetic fabrics: Physico-chemical study of the alteration processes

Seville history insight through their construction mortars

Revealing the manufacturing technology to produce the unique carreaux de pavement found in the Iberian Peninsula

Composition and technological features of ceramics manufactured by Benito de Valladares in the seventeenth century from the Alcazar Palace in Seville, Spain

Analysis of fabrics and metal threads from two Andalusian liturgical vestments from the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries: a multitechnical approach

Solvent-Free Formation of Cyclodextrin-Based Pseudopolyrotaxanes of Polyethylene Glycol: Kinetic and Structural Aspects

Thermal characterization and stability evaluation of leishmanicidal selenocyanate and diselenide derivatives

Mineralogical Characterization of <i>Carreaux de Pavement</i> from Northern Spain (Tiebas, Navarre)

TG, DTA and X-ray thermodiffraction study of wall paintings from the fifteenth century

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Esther Lasheras

Rafael Sirera

Gustavo González-Gaitano

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