M. Muñoz Rojo

M. Muñoz Rojo serves as Associate Professor at the University of Twente's Faculty of Engineering Technology within the Department of Thermal and Fluid Engineering, while holding a dual appointment as tenured senior researcher at Spain's National Research Council (CSIC).

His educational background includes a PhD in Condensed Matter Physics & Nanotechnology from CSIC (2015) and M.S./B.S. in Physics from Autonomous University of Madrid. During doctoral studies, he conducted research stays at Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, University of Bordeaux, and UC Berkeley. In 2012, he earned selection for the 62nd Lindau Nobel Laureate Meeting through international competition.

His research focuses on thermal management systems and energy conversion technologies, with specialization in nano/micro-scale thermometry, thermal sensing, and thermoelectric materials. Expertise spans Material Science, Nanoscale Physics, Thermal Conductivity mechanisms, and advanced microscopy techniques applied to liquid films and energy harvesting devices.

Key recognitions include the CSIC-funded JAE pre-doctoral Fellowship and Lindau Nobel Laureate Meeting participation. His career progression includes postdoctoral research at Stanford University (2016-2018) followed by Tenure Track Assistant Professorship at Twente (2018-2021) prior to current appointments.

He leads the Munoz Lab research group investigating thermal transport phenomena, with current work emphasizing device engineering for thermal management applications. No student advisement details are provided in source materials.