Thermal conductivity reduction in 3D bismuth nanowire networks - Olga Caballero | SOPHOT 2021 скачать в хорошем качестве

Thermal conductivity reduction in 3D bismuth nanowire networks - Olga Caballero | SOPHOT 2021

Member of the Functional Nanoscale Devices for Energy (FINDER) group at the Institute of Micro and Nanotechnology (IMN) of CSIC. My main topic of research is the fabrication of novel thermoelectric devices based in nanostructured materials in order to enhance their properties. For instance, I am working in a project funded by Fundación Ramón Areces to develop a flexible micro-thermoelectric generator. ---------- Heat transport is becoming increasingly important within the Research Line in Sustainable Energy Conversion and Storage Systems (RL1 at ICMAB). Besides the fundamental scientific interest, learning how to modulate the heat flow has important applications in conventional electronics (where heat dissipation at the nanoscale is a major issue) or in the design of efficient thermoelectric materials (where materials with low thermal conductivities must be engineered). The goal of the Severo Ochoa Workshop on Phononics and Thermal Transport (SOPHOT2021) is showcasing some of the most promising achievements in the field, promoting collaborations and bringing together both experimentalists and theoreticians working on these exciting topics. We hope you can attend and explore the future research in this field. https://sophot2021.icmab.es/ https://icmab.es/