December 4, 2025Journal of Materials Chemistry A2 citations

3D additive manufactured thermoelectrics: breaking efficiency barriers in waste heat recovery

SCSamridhi Choudhary VRVellaisamy A. L. Roy VKVaithinathan Karthikeyan

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This timely review discusses the advantages and limitations of various 3D printing approaches for thermoelectric materials, highlighting their impact on the properties of the materials and device integration.

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