The chart shows the distribution of publications by all Research.com ranked scientists in the field of Engineering and Technology in 2026. The highlighted bar marks where Maite Artetxe sits on this spectrum.
This scientist: 91 publications — 6th percentile
6% of scientists in this discipline score the same or lower.
The last bar groups every scientist with 804 publications or more.
The chart shows the D-index (discipline H-index) distribution of Engineering and Technology scientists ranked by Research.com in 2026. The highlighted bar marks where Maite Artetxe sits on this spectrum.
This scientist: 44 D-Index — 42nd percentile
42% of scientists in this discipline score the same or lower.
The last bar groups every scientist with 107 D-Index or more.
Maite Artetxe is a researcher affiliated with the University of the Basque Country in Spain. Their research primarily focuses on engineering and chemical engineering, with extensive contributions in the fields of biomedical engineering, catalysis, and mechanical engineering. The overarching themes of their work involve thermochemical biomass conversion processes, catalysts for methane reforming, and catalytic studies related to hydrodesulfurization.
The scientist has a substantial publication record, with 92 works categorized under engineering and 29 under chemical engineering. Their subfields of study further highlight involvement in materials chemistry and industrial and manufacturing engineering.
Maite Artetxe's key research topics include:
Frequent collaborators in Maite Artetxe's research include Gartzen López, Martín Olazar, Laura Santamaria, Maider Amutio, and Javier Bilbao. These collaborations underscore a network engaged in related domains of catalysis and energy conversion.
They have published several papers in notable venues, with the most frequent publication sources being the SSRN Electronic Journal, followed by Fuel, Energy Conversion and Management, Chemical Engineering Journal, and Energy. The scientist's influential papers cover a range of topics mainly centered on pyrolysis, catalytic reforming, and biomass processing:
Gartzen Lopez;Maite Artetxe;Maider Amutio;Javier Bilbao
Gartzen Lopez;Maite Artetxe;Maider Amutio;Jon Alvarez
M. Amutio;G. Lopez;M. Artetxe;G. Elordi
G. Elordi;M. Olazar;G. Lopez;M. Amutio
Maider Amutio;Gartzen Lopez;Roberto Aguado;Maite Artetxe
Miriam Arabiourrutia;Gartzen Lopez;Gartzen Lopez;Maite Artetxe;Jon Alvarez
Maite Artetxe;Gartzen Lopez;Maider Amutio;Gorka Elordi
Gorka Elordi;Martin Olazar;Gartzen Lopez;Maite Artetxe
Maite Artetxe;Gartzen Lopez;Maider Amutio;Itsaso Barbarias
M. Artetxe;G. Lopez;M. Amutio;G. Elordi
Itsaso Barbarias;Gartzen Lopez;Maite Artetxe;Aitor Arregi
Maite Artetxe;Gartzen Lopez;Maider Amutio;Gorka Elordi
Maite Artetxe;Jon Alvarez;Mohamad A. Nahil;Martin Olazar
Itsaso Barbarias;Gartzen Lopez;Jon Alvarez;Maite Artetxe
Maite Artetxe;Gartzen Lopez;Gorka Elordi;Maider Amutio
Aitor Arregi;Maider Amutio;Gartzen Lopez;Maite Artetxe
J. Alvarez;G. Lopez;M. Amutio;M. Artetxe
Gartzen Lopez;Martin Olazar;Roberto Aguado;Gorka Elordi
Maite Artetxe;Mohamad A. Nahil;Martin Olazar;Paul T. Williams
Aitor Ochoa;Itsaso Barbarias;Maite Artetxe;Ana G. Gayubo
Gorka Elordi;Martin Olazar;Gartzen Lopez;Maite Artetxe
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