The growing market for sensors, Internet of Things, and wearable devices is fueling the
development of low-cost energy-harvesting materials and systems. Film based …

Abstract Low-grade heat (< 100° C), as a typical and ubiquitous wasted energy, exhibits
widely in nature, industrial activity, and our daily life. However, tremendous amount of heat …

The Nernst effect, a transverse thermoelectric phenomenon, has attracted significant
attention for its potential in energy conversion, thermoelectrics and spintronics. However …

Today solid-state cooling technologies below liquid nitrogen boiling temperature (77 K),
crucial to quantum information technology and probing quantum state of matter, are greatly …

The distinctive properties of topological semimetals, including linear band dispersion and
compensated electron‐hole carriers, have positioned these materials at the forefront of …

Topological semimetals provide new opportunities for exploring novel thermoelectric
phenomena, owing to their exotic and nontrivial electronic structure topology around the …

Abstract In the 1850s, Lord Kelvin predicted the existence of a thermoelectric cooling effect
inside a whole material (the Thomson effect) according to thermodynamics, in addition to the …

Magnetic topological semimetals provide new opportunities for power generation and solid‐
state cooling based on thermoelectric (TE) effect. The interplay between magnetism and …

Bipolar effect is a common negative factor for the optimization of thermoelectric materials.
Usually, it can be suppressed by enlarging the band gap or increasing the concentration of …

The introduction of magnetism into a solid material might significantly modulate its electronic
transport behavior, thereby serving as a means to tune the thermoelectric properties that …