Maite Garcia-Valles

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University of Barcelona

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Maite Garcia-Valles is a Professora Titular at the Universitat de Barcelona, Spain. Her research focuses on mineralogy, including automated mineralogy techniques, the study of medieval stained glass, and the thermal behavior of ceramics. She has contributed to various studies on mineral resources, including the viability of bauxite deposits for ceramic applications and the sustainability of mining practices.

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Universitat Politècnica de Catalunya

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Optimizing Mineral Resources with Automated Mineralogy Techniques: The Case of Colquiri in the Central Andean Tin Belt

The medieval stained glass in Catalonia: Girona cathedral

Differentiation between copal and amber by their structure and thermal behaviour

Mineralogy and Mineral Chemistry of the Au-Ag-Te-(Bi-Se) San Luis Alta Deposit, Mid-South Peru

Viability of Bauxite Deposits from Catalonia (Spain) for Ceramic Applications

Thermal behaviour of ceramics obtained from the kaolinitic clays of Terra Alta, Catalonia, Spain

Process Mineralogy of the Tailings from Llallagua: Towards a Sustainable Activity

Glass-ceramic crystallization from tailings of the Morille tungsten deposit, Spain

Editorial for Special Issue “Industrial Minerals”

Green and Golden Obsidian of “Cerro de Las Navajas”, Hidalgo (Mexico): Geoarchaeological Heritage That Deserves International Recognition

Incorporation of calcium in glasses: A key to understand the vitrification of sewage sludge

Phosphorous pentoxide-free bioactive glass exhibits dose-dependent angiogenic and osteogenic capacities which are retained in glass polymeric composite scaffolds

Trainee Teacher Experience in Geoscience Education: Can We Do Better?

The Use of Tailings to Make Glass as an Alternative for Sustainable Environmental Remediation: The Case of Osor, Catalonia, Spain

Liberation Characteristics of Ta–Sn Ores from Penouta, NW Spain

Mineralogical and Thermal Characterization of Kaolinitic Clays from Terra Alta (Catalonia, Spain)

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