Javier Cervera Montesinos

Javier Cervera Montesinos is an Associate Professor in the Department of Earth Physics at the Faculty of Pharmacy and Food Sciences, Universitat de València. His research is centered on applied physics with a strong emphasis on statistical mechanics and thermodynamics of transport phenomena.

Research Interests: His work spans applied physics, statistical mechanics, and thermodynamics, particularly focusing on non-equilibrium systems, transport in membranes, and generalized thermodynamic frameworks such as Tsallis and Hill nanothermodynamics. His research integrates physical principles with biological applications, especially in ion transport across membranes.

Publications: His most notable publication explores the thermodynamic forces in Tsallis thermodynamics and their connection to Hill’s nanothermodynamics, contributing to the theoretical foundation of non-extensive statistical mechanics. The work reflects interdisciplinary trends combining physics, mathematics, and biophysical modeling.

• Scientific Awards: No awards mentioned in available sources.

Advising and Grants: There is no publicly available information on students supervised or research grants obtained. However, he completed his doctoral thesis under the supervision of Dr. Salvador Mafe and Dr. José Antonio Manzanares, indicating a strong mentorship background.

Labs and Teams: He is a member of the FET-TRANS research group (Statistical Physics and Thermodynamics of Transport Processes) at Universitat de València, which investigates fundamental and applied aspects of transport in physical and biological systems.