Multifunctional materials that are lightweight and thermally conductive but electrically insulating are important for modern electronics, computer, and telecommunication technologies. Here, a novel foam structure of a polymer/matrix composite filled with ceramic platelets with improved thermal conductivity is reported. Such improvement is caused by the stress‐induced alignment of thermally conductive fillers in the cell wall of the plastic foam. The foam structure is very promising for use as a lightweight electronic packaging material owing to its light weight, thermal conduction ability, electrical insulation, and good processability. magnified image
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