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 …

Germanium telluride (GeTe) with ultrafast ferroelectric transition, Rashba‐like electronic
transport, and anomalous phonon anharmonicity are historically studied for potential …

Thermoelectric technology has recently emerged as a distinct therapeutic modality.
However, its therapeutic effectiveness is significantly limited by the restricted temperature …

Thermoelectrics converting heat and electricity directly attract broad attentions. To enhance
the thermoelectric figure of merit, zT, one of the key points is to decouple the carrier-phonon …

The coupling relationship between electrical and thermal transports makes it rather
challenging to enhance thermoelectric performance. Here, electrical and thermal transports …

Owing to the capability of the conversion between thermal energy and electrical energy and
their advantages of light weight, compactness, noise-free operation, and precision reliability …

GeTe is a promising p-type material with increasingly enhanced thermoelectric properties
reported in recent years, demonstrating its superiority for mid-temperature applications. In …

Waste heat, an abundant energy source generated by both industries and nature, has the
potential to be harnessed into electricity via thermoelectric power generation. The …

Degenerate semiconductors usually demonstrate a metallic‐like conduction behavior,
showing limited carrier mobility at high temperatures. Herein, by incorporating B4C …

Cu 2 Se is a promising p-type thermoelectric material for energy harvesting due to its
intrinsically low thermal conductivity arising from the liquid-like Cu ions, leaving very limited …