Owing to their exceptional properties, high-entropy alloys (HEAs) and high-entropy materials
have emerged as promising research areas and shown diverse applications. Here, the …

Defect engineering is an effective method for tuning the performance of thermoelectric
materials and shows significant promise in advancing thermoelectric performance. Given the …

The coupled relationship between carrier and phonon scattering severely limits the
thermoelectric performance of n-type GeTe materials. Here, we provide an efficient strategy …

Compatible p‐and n‐type materials are necessary for high‐performance GeTe
thermoelectric modules, where the n‐type counterparts are in urgent need. Here, it is …

The thermoelectric performance of a given material is closely related to its carrier
concentration. However, the maximum solubility of dopants in matrixes is a key limitation for …

Develo** a non-toxic tellurium-free alternative for PbTe is crucial for large-scale waste
heat recovery. Here we demonstrate that a simple Cu3SbSe4–CuAlS2 composite can reach …

Optimizing carrier concentration in PbTe materials can be achieved effectively through the
chemical do** of sodium. Nevertheless, the valence balance can lead to the presence of …

Thermoelectric materials are typically highly degenerate semiconductors, which require high
carrier concentration. However, the efficiency of conventional do** by replacing host …

The carrier concentration in n‐type layered Bi2Te3‐based thermoelectric (TE) material is
significantly impacted by the donor‐like effect, which would be further intensified by the …