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A5: Nanoscale and low dimensional effects

Thermoelectric Properties and Film Morphology of Si/SiC Thin-Film Superlattices

Corson Cramer (Corson.Cramer@rams.colostate.edu) and Dr. John D. Williams.  Colorado State University.

Thermoelectric transport and electronic structure of a two-dimensional layered complex nitride SrTiN2

Isao Ohkubo* and Takao Mori

Versatile TiS2-based inorganic/organic superlattices for thermoelectrics

Chunlei Wan, Tomohiro Ito, Mami Kondou, Yumi Kodama, Kunihito Koumoto

Boundary scattering of phonons in disordered alloys with nanograins

Huiyuan Geng, Xianfu meng, Changjian Gao

Flexible Thermoelectric Films of Colloidally grown Nanocrystalline BiTe inks by Simple Air Brush Technique

Susanthri Perera, Adam Peng, Luke Nally, Alfred Waring, Bed Poudel and Clint Ballinger

A6: Characterization

Measurement of physical properties on Nano Scaled Thin Film Thermoelectric Materials

Sebastian Seibt1; Vincent Linseis2; Kornelius Nielsch2

 Influence of Doping on Structural and Optical Properties of Bi2Te3 Thin Films

 Bhakti Jariwala1, D. V.Shah2, Vipul Kheraj2 and N.M. Ravindra3

Morphology and release kinetics parameters of mercury in coal gangue 

Libao Yin, Peixin Wu

Mechanical properties of tetrahedrite composite materials, including slow crack growth and fracture toughness

C. Y. Liu1, E. D. Case1, A. D. Facci1, R. D. Schmidt1, X. Lu2, D. T. Morelli1, I. B. Perez1, B. P. Rook1,and L. T. Drzal1

Observation of Nonlinear Peltier Coefficient in Low doped n-type InGaAs at Cryogenic Temperatures

Amirkoushyar Ziabari1, Je-Hyeong Bahk1, Hong Lu3, Zhixi Bian2, Art Gossard3, and Ali Shakouri1,2

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