Thermoelectrics can directly harvest electricity from waste heat through the Seebeck effect;
therefore, their use has been regarded as an eco-friendly and sustainable solution to …

Conspectus The growing energy crisis and the adverse environmental impacts caused by
carbon-based energy consumption have spurred the exploration of green and sustainable …

Here, we report a peak ZT of 1.85 at 873 K for sulfur and Pb codoped polycrystalline SnSe
by boosting electrical transport properties while suppressing the lattice thermal conductivity …

Thermoelectric technology enables the harvest of waste heat and its direct conversion into
electricity. Most well-developed strategies aimed at enhancing thermoelectric performance …

Thermoelectric materials offer an alternative opportunity to tackle the energy crisis and
environmental problems by enabling the direct solid-state energy conversion. As a …

Thermoelectric performance is proportional to the thermal conductivity reciprocal and power-
factor, which are impacted by microstructures and electronic band structures, respectively …

Thermoelectric (TE) materials, which enable direct energy conversion between waste heat
and electricity, have witnessed enormous and exciting developments over last several …

Crystalline thermoelectrics have been developed to be potential candidates for power
generation and electronic cooling, among which SnSe crystals are becoming the most …

As a key type of emerging thermoelectric material, tin telluride (SnTe) has received
extensive attention because of its low toxicity and eco‐friendly nature. The recent trend …

SnTe is a potentially attractive thermoelectric because it is the lead-free rock-salt analogue
of PbTe. However, SnTe is a poor thermoelectric material because of its high hole …