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Utilization of Advanced Solvents in the Enhancement of the Thermoelectric Properties of PEDOT/PSS Thin Films: Addition of Deep Eutectic Solvents

Mukhtar A. Kareem1, Fatemeh S. Ghareh Bagh2 and Suhana M. Said1

Co-evolution of electronic transport and magnetic behavior in EuPd3(B,Si)x (0 < x < 0.5)

Stephen R. Boona1,3, Donald T. Morelli1,2, and Joseph P. Heremans3,4

Effects of ligand doping on the power factor of organic- semiconductor nanocomposite materials based on terthiophene capped silicon nanoparticles.

Shane P. Ashby and Yimin Chao

Enhancement of Thermoelectric Power Output of The Module Using Conducting Polymer PEDOT:PSS

Kazuhiro Kirihara, Quingshuo Wei, Masakazu Mukaida, Yasuhisa Naitoh and Takao Ishida

Giant Low-Temperature Thermopower in a Novel Correlated Electron Phase in Two-Dimensional Electron Systems

V. Narayan1, M. Pepper2, J. Griffiths1, G. A. C Jones1, H. E. Beere1 and D. A. Ritchie1

High Thermoelectric Performance of BiSbTe-Based Zone-melted Alloys with Hot Deformation Process 

Z. J. Xu, T. J. Zhu, L. P. Hu, P. J. Ying and X. B. Zhao

Highly Stable Hybrid Selenophene-3,4-Ethylenedioxythiophene as Electrically Conducting and Thermoelectric Polymers

Baoyang Lu1,2, Shijie Zhen1, Jingkun Xu1,2,*, Guoqun Zhao2,*

Mechanical properties of nanostructured Bi0.5Sb1.5Te3 alloys prepared by melt spinning and plasma activated sintering

Yun Zheng1, Hongyao Xie1, Tianle Chen1, Yonggao Yan1, Xianli Su1and Xinfeng Tang1,a

Nanomaterial-coated Fiber Based Low-Cost Thermoelectric for Low-Grade Heat Recovery

Yue Wu, Scott Finefrock

Nanostructured rare-earth Kondo system with high power factor in cryogenic temperature range

Machhindra Koirala1, Mani Pokharel2, Hui Wang1, Yucheng Lan1, Chuanfei Guo1, Cyril Opeil2, and Zhifeng Ren1

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