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New high-power thermoelectric device may provide cooling in next-gen electronics

Breakthrough in waste heat to green energy: Materials boost record efficiency | Penn State UniversityThermoelectric generators can convert waste heat to clean electricity, and a new design breakthrough may make these devices more efficient than previously possible, according to scientists at Penn State and the National Renewable Energy Laboratory.

Breakthrough in waste heat to green energy: Materials boost record efficiency

Additive Manufacturing of Elastocaloric Cooling Shape Memory Alloy: From Materials and Device Fabrication to System-Level Analysis for High-Performance BuildingsResearchers are developing a more efficient and sustainable cooling solution towards future urban high-performance building systems using shape memory alloys fabricated by additive manufacturing.

A new flexible thermoelectric device can wrap around pipes and other hot surfaces and convert wasted heat into electricity.

New method creates material that could create the next generation of solar cells | Penn State UniversityA Penn State-led team of scientists created a new process to fabricate large perovskite devices that is more cost- and time-effective than previously possible and that they said may accelerate future materials discovery.

New method creates material that could create the next generation of solar cells

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