The growing demand of thermal management in various fields such as miniaturized 5G
chips has motivated researchers to develop new and high-performance solid-state …

Due to the nature of their liquid‐like behavior and high dimensionless figure of merit, Cu2X
(X= Te, Se, and S)‐based thermoelectric materials have attracted extensive attention. The …

Thermoelectric materials have attracted significant research interest in recent decades due
to their promising application potential in interconverting heat and electricity. Unfortunately …

Defect engineering and nano-structuring are the core stratagems for improving
thermoelectric properties. In bismuth telluride alloys nanosizing individual crystallites has …

Thermoelectric energy conversion offers a unique solution for generating electricity from
waste heat. However, despite recent improvements in the efficiency of thermoelectric …

Bismuth telluride‐based materials are already being commercially developed for
thermoelectric (TE) cooling devices and power generators. However, the relatively low …

The population of all non-equilibrium lattice defects in materials is referred to as
microstructure. Examples are point defects such as substitutional and interstitial atoms, and …

Output power of thermoelectric generators depends on device engineering minimizing heat
loss as well as inherent material properties. However, the device engineering has been …

Segmented thermoelectric generators (TEGs) comprising multiple TE elements can operate
over a large thermal gradient without inherent conversion efficiency (ZT) losses of materials …

As a promising thermoelectric material, higher manganese silicides are composed of earth‐
abundant and eco‐friendly elements, and have attracted extensive attention for future …