Building a new physical concept into a high-throughput quantum-mechanical computational approach, researchers from Duke University and the Laboratory for Innovation in Technology for New Energy (LITEN) of CEA in France predict a large set of sintered inorganic compounds as good candidates for high-efficiency thermoelectric materials.
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