Leyre Catalan

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Universidad de Navarra

Spain

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Dr. Leyre Catalan is an Assistant Professor at the Universidad Pública de Navarra in Spain. Her research focuses on geothermal energy, particularly in the development and optimization of thermoelectric generators. Recent articles highlight her work on continuous energy production in extreme environments, including Antarctica, as well as advancements in passive thermoelectric systems and their applications in geothermal anomalies.

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Universidad Pública de Navarra (UPNA)

SPAIN

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Continuous electric energy production in Antarctica through Geothermal Passive Thermoelectric Generators

400 W facility of geothermal thermoelectric generators from hot dry rocks on the Canary Islands

Design and optimization of thermoelectric generators for harnessing geothermal anomalies: A computational model and validation with experimental field results

Enhanced behaviour of a passive thermoelectric generator with phase change heat exchangers and radiative cooling

Field test of a geothermal thermoelectric generator without moving parts on the Hot Dry Rock field of Timanfaya National Park

Thermoelectric generator for high temperature geothermal anomalies: Experimental development and field operation

Experimental development of a novel thermoelectric generator without moving parts to harness shallow hot dry rock fields

Gamification and a low-cost laboratory equipment aimed to boost vapor compresion refrigeration learning

Thermoelectric Generator with Passive Biphasic Thermosyphon Heat Exchanger for Waste Heat Recovery: Design and Experimentation

Corrosion Behavior in Volcanic Soils: In Search of Candidate Materials for Thermoelectric Devices

Simulation of thermoelectric heat pumps in nearly zero energy buildings: Why do all models seem to be right?

Thermoelectric heat recovery in a real industry: From laboratory optimization to reality

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Álvaro Casi

Carlos Berlanga Labari

Miguel Araiz

Antonio Rodríguez

Patricia Alegria

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