Traditional inorganic thermoelectric materials exhibit excellent thermoelectric performance
but poor flexibility. As a new type of flexible inorganic thermoelectric material, Ag 2 S owns a …

Solid‐state bismuth telluride‐based thermoelectric devices enable the generation of
electricity from temperature differences and have been commercially applied in various …

Plastic/ductile inorganic van der Waals (vdW) thermoelectric semiconductors offer
transformative advantages for high‐performance flexible thermoelectric devices, which can …

Thermoelectric (TE) technology provides effective ways for both solid cooling and power
generation without moving parts, whereas its applications are not as extensive as expected …

Silver chalcogenides demonstrate great potential as flexible thermoelectric materials due to
their excellent ductility and tunable electrical and thermal transport properties. In this work …

The human body is in a complex environment affected by body heat, light, and sweat,
requiring the development of a wearable multifunctional textile for human utilization …

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 …

Thermoelectric (TE) fibers have excellent potential for multimodal sensor, which can detect
mechanical and thermal stimuli, used in advanced wearable electronics for personalized …

One of the grand challenges in the physical sciences is to 'design'a material before it is ever
synthesized. There has been fast progress in predicting new solid-state compounds with the …

Inorganic plastic semiconductors play a crucial role in the realm of flexible electronics. In this
study, we present a cost-effective plastic thermoelectric semimetal magnesium bismuthide (α …