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Science Advances|February 1, 2021
Discovery of multivalley Fermi surface responsible for the high thermoelectric performance in Yb14MnSb11 and Yb14MgSb11Christopher J Perez, Maxwell Wood, Francesco Ricci, et al.Chemical Communications (Cambridge, England)|October 19, 2011
Direct tuning of electrical properties in nano-structured Bi2Se0.3Te2.7 by reversible electrochemical lithium reactionsJikun Chen, Xiaoyuan Zhou, G Jeffrey Snyder, et al.Inorganic Chemistry|February 8, 2018
Quaternary Pavonites A1+xSn2-xBi5+xS10 (A+ = Li+, Na+): Site Occupancy Disorder Defines Electronic StructureJason F Khoury, Shiqiang Hao, Constantinos C Stoumpos, et al.Angewandte Chemie (International Ed. in English)|September 21, 2017
High Thermoelectric Performance of New Rhombohedral Phase of GeSe stabilized through Alloying with AgSbSe2Zhiwei Huang, Samuel A Miller, Binghui Ge, et al.Advanced Materials (Deerfield Beach, Fla.)|April 12, 2022
Hidden Local Symmetry Breaking in Silver Diamondoid Compounds is Root Cause of Ultralow Thermal ConductivityHongyao Xie, Emil S Bozin, Zhi Li, et al.Frontiers in Oncology|November 24, 2022
Initial clinical applications treating pediatric and adolescent patients using MR-guided radiotherapyMargaret M Kozak, David Crompton, Brandie A Gross, et al.Journal of Materials Chemistry. C|December 6, 2019
Mechanochemical Synthesis and High Temperature Thermoelectric Properties of Calcium-Doped Lanthanum Telluride La3-xCaxTe4James M Ma, Samantha M Clarke, Wolfgang G Zeier, et al.Journal of the American Chemical Society|May 10, 2022
High Thermoelectric Performance in Chalcopyrite Cu1-AgGaTe2-ZnTe: Nontrivial Band Structure and Dynamic Doping EffectHongyao Xie, Yukun Liu, Yinying Zhang, et al.Journal of the American Chemical Society|April 13, 2021
Ultralow Thermal Conductivity in Diamondoid Structures and High Thermoelectric Performance in (Cu1-Ag)(In1-Ga)Te2Hongyao Xie, Shiqiang Hao, Trevor P Bailey, et al.Advanced Materials (Deerfield Beach, Fla.)|April 11, 2019
Lattice Softening Significantly Reduces Thermal Conductivity and Leads to High Thermoelectric EfficiencyRiley Hanus, Matthias T Agne, Alexander J E Rettie, et al.Pageof 16