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Andrej Stranz
Andrej Stranz
Postdoctoral Researcher
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E-Mail
Andrej.Stranz{at}imb-cnm.csic.es
Phone no.
+34 93 594 2118
Address
Centre Nacional de Microelectrònica
Campus UAB,
Carrer dels Til·lers,
08193 Cerdanyola del Vallès, Barcelona
Dr Andrej Stranz received his Ph.D. degree in electrical engineering
from the Braunschweig University of Technology, Germany in 2013. From 2006 to 2014, he worked as a scientific Assistant with
Institute of Semiconductor Technology and Energy Research Centre in Germany. Before he started with CNM, he gained industrial experience at Peiker acustic GmbH & Co. KG, Germany.
From 2016, Andrej Stranz is joining the Institute of Microelectronics of Barcelona with the thermoelectric group
as MSCA-Fellow in the framework of the P-Sphere project.
from the Braunschweig University of Technology, Germany in 2013. From 2006 to 2014, he worked as a scientific Assistant with
Institute of Semiconductor Technology and Energy Research Centre in Germany. Before he started with CNM, he gained industrial experience at Peiker acustic GmbH & Co. KG, Germany.
From 2016, Andrej Stranz is joining the Institute of Microelectronics of Barcelona with the thermoelectric group
as MSCA-Fellow in the framework of the P-Sphere project.
Andrej Stranz's research is focused on investigation of thermoelectric properties of nanostructured silicon. He is also interested in energy harvesting topics and Micro, -Nanoengineering.
Besides thermoelectrics, he investigated a novel joining technic based on silver powder for high temperatures and nanoparticles mass detection using vibrating micro sensors.
Besides thermoelectrics, he investigated a novel joining technic based on silver powder for high temperatures and nanoparticles mass detection using vibrating micro sensors.
SELECTED PUBLICATIONS
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Investigation of Thermoelectric Parameters of Bi2Te3: TEGs Assembled using Pressure-Assisted Silver Powder Sintering-Based Joining Technology, Stranz, A., Waag, A., Peiner, E. (2015) Journal of Electronic Materials.
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Finite element modeling and experimental proof of NEMS-based silicon pillar resonators for nanoparticle mass sensing applications Wasisto, H.S., Huang, K., Merzsch, S., (...), Waag, A., Peiner, E.(2014) Microsystem Technologies.
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High-temperature performance of stacked silicon nanowires for thermoelectric power generation, Stranz, A., Waag, A., Peiner, E. (2013) Journal of Electronic Materials.
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Thermoelectric properties of high-doped silicon from room temperature to 900 K, Stranz, A., Kähler, J., Waag, A., Peiner, E. (2013) Journal of Electronic Materials.
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Nanowire silicon as a material for thermoelectric energy conversion, Stranz, A., Kähler, J., Merzsch, S., Waag, A., Peiner, E. (2012) Microsystem Technologies.
- SiGe nanowire arrays based thermoelectric microgenerator, Donmez Noyana, I., Gadeab, G., Salleras, M., Pacios, M., Calaza, C., Stranz, A., Dolcet, M., Morata, A., Tarancon, A., Fonseca, L. (2019) Nano Energy.
- All-silicon thermoelectric micro/nanogenerator including a heat exchanger for harvesting applications, Donmez Noyana, I., Dolcet, M., Salleras, M., Stranz, A., Calaza, C., Gadea, G., Pacios, M., Morata, A., Tarancon, A., Fonseca, L. (2019) Journal of Power Sources.
- SPIE Conference, (2017), Barcelona.
- 1st Iberian Thermoelectric Workshop, (2017), Porto.
- 1st WORKSHOP ON THERMOELECTRIC TRANSPORT WITH NANOWIRES, (2017), Eindhoven.
- International workshop on “Thermoelectric Nanomaterials”, (2017), Berlin.
- ICT/ECT Conference on Thermoelectrics, (2017), Caen.