Emerging markets for wearable electronics have stimulated a rapidly growing demand for
the commercialization of flexible and reliable energy storage and conversion units (including …

Wearable electronics are becoming one of the key technologies in health care applications
including health monitoring, data acquisitions, and real‐time diagnosis. The …

Thermal energy, constituting the majority of the energy lost through various inefficiencies, is
abundant and ubiquitous. With thermogalvanic effect, thermocells (TECs) can directly …

More than half of the energy consumed globally is lost as heat. Recovering waste heat can
increase system efficiency, reduce fuel consumption, and lower CO 2 emissions. The iron …

The frame structure combined with water-and heat-transfer capabilities fully satisfies the
requirements of photothermal conversion materials in seawater evaporation applications …

Electrical energy generation and storage have always been complementary to each other
but are often disconnected in practical electrical appliances. Recently, efforts to combine …

Emerging thermocells have the commercialized potential for directly harvesting low-grade
heat. Although a huge progress in p-type thermocells, their n-type counterpart has seriously …

Harvesting low‐grade waste heat, which constitutes 60% of the overall waste heat, is key to
halting climate change. Electrochemical waste‐heat harvesting has recently drawn attention …

Thermal energy is ubiquitous and constantly generated in nature and society. Thermocells
(TECs) represent a promising energy-conversion technology that can directly translate …

Recently, there has been a rising demand for hybrid catalysts with heterojunctions between
two catalytic materials. In particular, hybrid materials based on Pt and transition metal …