Transition metal di-tellurides (TMDTs) are a fascinating class of 2D materials with numerous
polytypes and properties that have recently emerged as a focal point in the electronics …

Abstract In the 1850s, Lord Kelvin predicted the existence of a thermoelectric cooling effect
inside a whole material (the Thomson effect) according to thermodynamics, in addition to the …

Solid-state thermomagnetic modules operating based on the Nernst–Ettingshausen effects
are an alternative to conventional solid-state thermoelectric modules. These modules are …

Two-dimensional (2D) materials have attracted significant attention owing to their distinctive
electronic, thermal, and mechanical characteristics. Recent advancements in both …

Thomson heat absorption corresponding to changes in the Seebeck coefficient with respect
to temperature enables the design of thermoelectric coolers wherein Thomson cooling is the …

Thermoelectric coolers utilizing the Peltier effect have dominated the field of solid-state
cooling but their efficiency is hindered by material limitations. Alternative routes based on …

FeRh, an intermetallic magnetic compound featuring a B2-ordered structure, exhibits a first-
order antiferromagnetic (AF)-ferromagnetic (FM) phase transition near room temperature …