Summary Low-grade heat (< 100° C) is abundant and ubiquitous but is generally discarded
owing to a lack of cost-effective recovery technologies. Emerging liquid-state thermocells …

Thermo-electrochemical cells (also called thermocells) are promising devices for harvesting
waste heat for the sustainable production of energy. Research into thermocells has …

The design of effective energy systems is crucial for the development of flexible and
wearable electronics. Regarding the direct conversion of heat into electricity …

Thermogalvanic hydrogels have been highlighted in the design of flexible thermoelectric
cells and sensors on account of their excellent physicochemical properties such as high …

Direct conversion of low‐grade heat into electricity by thermal electrochemical cells is a
promising strategy for energy generation. For stable heat‐to‐electricity conversion …

Thermogalvanic cells (TGC) are promising devices for directly converting heat into a stable
electric output. The practical applications of TGCs are presently significantly hindered by the …

Emerging thermocells have the commercialized potential for directly harvesting low-grade
heat. Although a huge progress in p-type thermocells, their n-type counterpart has seriously …

Metal complexes involving d 4-d 7 first-row transition metals exhibit spin-crossover (SCO)
behaviour between low-spin and high-spin states in response to external stimuli such as …

Thermocells (also called thermo-electrochemical cells) are a promising technology for
converting low-grade heat (< 200° C) into electricity through temperature-dependent redox …

Thermoelectric conversion of low temperature, delocalized, and abundant thermal sources
is crucial for the development of the Internet of Things (IoT) and/or a carbon-free society …