Thermoelectric generators (TEGs) can directly convert waste heat into electrical power. In
the last few decades, most research on thermoelectrics has focused on inorganic bulk …

Conversion of waste heat to voltage has the potential to significantly reduce the carbon
footprint of a number of critical energy sectors, such as the transportation and electricity …

In spite of the fact that conducting polymers, during the past decade, have made inroads into
various flexible devices including electronics, supercapacitors, sensors, transistors and …

Flexible organic− inorganic hybrids are promising thermoelectric materials to recycle waste
heat in versatile formats. However, current organic/inorganic hybrids suffer from inferior …

Thermoelectric materials can be used as the active materials in thermoelectric generators
and as Peltier coolers for direct energy conversion between heat and electricity. Apart from …

Conducting polymers (CPs) have been widely investigated due to their extraordinary
advantages over the traditional materials, including wide and tunable electrical conductivity …

Conducting fibres and yarns promise to become an essential part of the next generation of
wearable electronics that seamlessly integrate electronic function into one of the most …

Comprising two volumes, Thermoelectrics and Its Energy Harvesting reviews the vast
improvements in technology and application of thermoelectric energy with a specific …

Fiber‐based flexible thermoelectric energy generators are 3D deformable, lightweight, and
desirable for applications in large‐area waste heat recovery, and as energy suppliers for …

Thermoelectric materials, capable of interconverting heat and electricity, are attractive for
applications in thermal energy harvesting as a means to power wireless sensors, wearable …