Alberto Arce Ceinos

Alberto Arce Ceinos is a Professor at the University of A Coruña (UDC), serving in the Department of Navigation Sciences and Marine Engineering. As coordinator of the Thermal Systems and Heat Transfer research group, he leads significant research efforts in thermal engineering applications with focus on phase equilibrium, physical properties, boiling phenomena, ionic liquids, and nanofluids.

His research spans thermal systems, heat transfer, and thermodynamic properties of advanced fluids. This work bridges fundamental thermodynamic principles with practical engineering applications, particularly in renewable energy systems and industrial processes. His expertise in ionic liquids and nanofluids has important implications for energy efficiency and sustainable engineering solutions across multiple industries.

Analysis of his publication record reveals consistent focus on thermophysical properties of novel fluids, with progression from fundamental measurements to applied research in petroleum engineering, power generation, and renewable energy systems. His work demonstrates strong interdisciplinary connections between chemical engineering, mechanical engineering, and energy systems, with increasing emphasis on sustainable applications in recent years.

Professor Arce Ceinos has directed numerous bachelor's and master's theses since 2013 on thermal engineering applications including heat pumps, organic Rankine cycles, refrigeration systems, and energy recovery systems. His research has received funding from the European Regional Development Fund, Spanish Ministry of Economy and Competitiveness, and Galician regional government agencies.

He coordinates the Thermal Systems and Heat Transfer research group at UDC, which focuses on energy efficiency, thermal system design, and advanced heat transfer applications. The group maintains strong industry connections, developing practical engineering solutions for power generation, refrigeration, and energy recovery systems with emphasis on sustainable technologies.