Bipolar conduction effects can't be neglected in narrow-gap semiconductors and semimetals. @MichaelToriyama masterfully derived simple descriptors to predict TE performance in such materials. A collaboration w/ @SnyderGroupNU
Preprint @ChemRxiv: https://t.co/NmIrs2EF1a
The unusual TiFe1.5Sb semiconducting composition is a prototype for emerging low thermal conductivity Heuslers.
We find that these compounds are stabilized by Fe playing a dual role in the structure.
#ValenceCounting@ShashwatAnand16
https://t.co/baUtkFIx6p
In case you missed them initially, the Key properties of inorganic thermoelectric materials—tables are now available in final, fully typeset form! Open access 🔓▶️https://t.co/TQT4LQtoaV @SnyderGroupNU
New list of critical minerals released by US Geological Survey @USGS featuring key battery materials including Li, Co, Mn, Al, graphite, and -- as a new but unsurprising addition since 2018 -- Ni. #battchat
https://t.co/daBybvRPEG
Big congrats to Dr. Male! @JamesMale27 I can see a nice pic at the top of Mt. Fuji! Such a fun time.
Btw today I was wearing the same matsci pullover as Prof. Wolverton do😆
Brilliant PhD defense from @JamesMale27. A masterclass on doping complex semiconductors to obtain targeted electronic and mechanical properties. Congratulations Dr. Male!
Presence of a band-gap and good thermoelectric properties simultaneously in intermetallic compounds can be surprising.
Maddie's new paper highlights how half-Heusler compounds achieve both these things with avoided crossings in the electronic structure.
https://t.co/YDeGPQ6gIh
The other review paper is out! My phd work was accumulated and broader perspectives on rising star Mg3Sb2 were summarized as a open access. I am open for the discussion and let me know if you have any questions!! #thermoelectrics https://t.co/r61Kvovaen
Wonderful to host @ShashwatAnand16 from @BerkeleyLab (prev. @SnyderGroupNU) for our Friday journal club. He shared his recent work on thermodynamic guidelines for maximizing dopant solubility. Thinking about defects in composition space!
@ChemMater: https://t.co/maBRZFfTl1
Dopant solubility can often be underestimated despite the observation of impurity phases.
Our recent paper provides guidelines to achieve the true maximum solubility in compounds.
@ShashwatAnand16@ChrisWolverton1
https://t.co/FFDYttyxAB
🆕INTRODUCING Key properties of inorganic #thermoelectric materials– tables (v1). Led by Prof Robert Freer @OfficialUoM, the paper is the first of its kind & was assembled by an international team inc @paz_vaqueiro@kazzk2z@SnyderGroupNU 🇬🇧��🇳🇺🇸🇫🇷🇮🇳🇯🇵🇹🇷➡️
https://t.co/lLOnKAkLiq
Congrats to Adetoye on his first Snyder group paper! A fantastic overview of efforts at Northwestern to computationally design high zT thermoelectric materials using the Accelerated Insertion of Materials methodology @AIP_Publishing
https://t.co/uO9oDcqjiT
Don't miss this week's #MateriAlZ Seminar! Dr. Wolfgang Zeier @ZeierLab @WWU_Muenster is going to talk about ionic conductivity and solid-state batteries! Hosted by @asu@ASU_SMS and @uarizona.
Oct 8th, 11 am Phoenix time, pw: 827540 https://t.co/LeINIt0B1H
New paper by @JamesMale27 in AFM. Recommended reading if you think about elastic/mechanical properties in thermoelectric materials!
In collaboration with superb RWTH Aachen and MPI Für Eisenforschung Düsseldorf collaborators
@Wiley_Chemistry@RwthYu@SxZhangS@LamyaAbdellaoui
Proud of this new publication in @Wiley_Chemistry Advanced Functional Materials with phenomenal collaborators: A fresh, defect-based approach to understanding embrittlement in the highest performing PbTe-based thermoelectric materials:
https://t.co/3u864Ilxkx
@SnyderGroupNU
Join us @NorthwesternEng. Our MSE department is hiring TWO tenure-track faculty members in experimental, computational, or theoretical MSE. https://t.co/Iv8x3nUmWw. #materials@Chemjobber