Thermoelectric materials are functional materials that utilize the movements of charge
carriers to achieve the direct interconversions between heat and electricity. Recently, high …

Securing net-zero targets by employing sustainable materials for the built environment is
highly desirable, and this can be achieved by retrofitting existing non-smart windows with …

Harvesting low‐grade waste heat into electrical energy is recognized as a promising
solution for sustainable energy supply. In parallel, thermotropic smart windows have …

This work reports on the formation of anti-site defects in mechanically alloyed PbTe samples
and their anomalous effects on the optical and electrical properties of the sample. PbTe …

An organic multifunctional sensor based on a composite of nickel phthalocyanine colourant,
multi‐walled carbon nanotubes and rubber is investigated in this work. The whole surface …

In this research, due to the present pandemic of COVID-19, we are proposing a stable and
fixed semitransparent photo-thermoelectric cell (PTEC) module for green energy harvesting …

Chalcogenide, tin selenide-based thermoelectric (TE) materials are Earth-abundant, non-
toxic, and are proven to be highly stable intrinsically with ultralow thermal conductivity. This …

As energy consumption in buildings increases and the search for clean energy intensifies,
the application of various energy harvesters to convert different forms of energy present …

This research study introduces a multifunctional photo-electric sensor that utilises a
semiconductor composite material and is implemented on a cellulose substrate. The flex …

This paper presents the proposal and characterisation of a flexible, shockproof, vibration‐
free, longitudinal and transversal compressive displacement sensor based on a composite …