  The thermal response of the hot QCD matter has been studied in the presence
of a time-varying magnetic field. The impact of magnetic field, its time
dependence, and the collision aspects of the medium on thermal transport have
been studied within the relativistic kinetic theory. The decay time of the
magnetic field in the medium seems to have a strong dependence on thermal
conductivity. The applicability of the Wiedemann-Franz law for the QCD medium
has been investigated in the presence of time-varying external electromagnetic
fields. The phenomenological significance of thermal transport in heavy-ion
collision experiments has also been investigated by relating the thermal
conductivity to the elliptic flow through the Knudsen number. The
investigations are extended to study the thermoelectric behavior of hot QCD
medium and its dependence on the magnetic field. The time dependent magnetic
field is observed to significantly influence the thermoelectric behavior of the
medium.
