  The thermoelectric behaviour of quark-gluon plasma has been studied within
the framework of an effective kinetic theory by adopting a quasiparticle model
to incorporate the thermal medium effects. The thermoelectric response of the
medium has been quantified in terms of the Seebeck coefficient. The dependence
of the collisional aspects of the QCD medium on the Seebeck coefficient has
been estimated by utilizing relaxation time approximation and
Bhatnagar-Gross-Krook collision kernels in the effective Boltzmann equation.
The thermoelectric coefficient is seen to depend on the quark chemical
potential and collision aspects of the medium. Besides, the thermoelectric
effect has been explored in a magnetized medium and the respective transport
coefficients, such as magnetic field-dependent Seebeck coefficient and Nernst
coefficient, have been estimated. The impacts of hot QCD medium interactions
incorporated through the effective model and the magnetic field on the
thermoelectric responses of the medium have been observed to be more prominent
in the temperature regimes not very far from the transition temperature.
