With the ever-growing development of multifunctional and miniature electronics, the
exploring of high-power microwatt-milliwatt self-charging technology is highly essential …

More than 60% of the energy in the world is wasted during the energy conversion processes
but can be potentially collected by thermoelectric (TE) technology. Recently, entropy …

Quasi‐2D semiconductors have garnered immense research interest for next‐generation
electronics and thermoelectrics due to their unique structural, mechanical, and transport …

The coupling nature of thermoelectric properties determines that optimizing the Fermi level
is the priority to achieve a net increase in thermoelectric performance. Conventionally, the …

As an emission-free energy conversion technology, thermoelectric technology has been
considered an essential component in solving the global energy crisis. Carbon allotrope …

The study of 2D materials has been a significant and fascinating area, at least since the
discovery of graphene. As one of the layered bismuth oxychalcogenides, bismuth …

Oxides are of interest for thermoelectrics due to their high thermal stability, chemical
inertness, low cost, and eco‐friendly constituting elements. Here, adopting a unique …

With weak interlayer interactions and unique physical properties, bismuth oxyselenide (Bi 2
O 2 Se) has become a rising star as a novel quasi-2D material, possessing high symmetry …

Band degeneracy is effective in optimizing the power factors of thermoelectric (TE) materials
by enhancing the Seebeck coefficients. In this study, we demonstrate this effect in model …

The current problems of decreasing fossil fuel reserves and the increasing pollution level
due to burning of these fossil fuels are expected to worsen in the future with ever increasing …