Anke Weidenkaff, University of Stuttgart, Germany
Synthesis methods for complex oxides and intermetallics for high temperature thermoelectric converters
Derek Sinclair, University of Sheffield, UK
Electrical heterogeneity, anomalous conductivity and thermoelectricity in reduced (n-type) perovskite titanates
Emmanuel Guilmeau, CRISMAT Caen, France
Intrinsically low thermal conductivity in some Cu-based ternary / quaternary sulfides
Ryoji Funahashi, AIST, Japan
Improvement of thermoelectric properties for materials and systems
Sebastian Long, University of Reading, UK
Thermoelectric Performance of PLEC Materials
Kees De Groot, University of Southampton, UK
Non aqueous electrodeposition of metal chalcogenides for thin film thermo-electric generators
Hatef Sadeghi, Lancaster University, UK
Thermoelectric energy harvesting with single molecules and self-assembled monolayers
Maarit Karppinen, Aalto University, Finland
Preparation of thin film thermoelectrics by ALD and superlattice structures
Sylvie Hebert, CRISMAT Caen, France
Some examples of low dimensional thermoelectrics
Takao Mori, NIMS, Japan
Utilizing Magnetic Semiconductors and Bottom-up Nanostructuring Methods for Enhanced Thermoelectrics
Srinivasarao Popuri, Heriot-Watt University, UK
High zT thermoelectric SnSe: Role of structural anharmonicity, texturing and competing bonding requirements
GP Srivastava, University of Exeter, UK
Theoretical Ingredients for Tuning Thermoelectric Properties of Semiconducting Materials
Samuel Foster, University of Warwick, UK
Monte Carlo simulations for extracting the power factor in 1D systems
Quentin Ramasse, SuperSTEM Laboratory, UK
Advanced electron spectroscopy of thermoelectric oxides
Rob Dorey, University of Surrey, UK
Towards manufacture of thick film thermoelectric devices
Prospero Taroni, Queen Mary University of London, UK
Integrating the thermoelectric and sensing properties of pedot materials into self-powered devices
Thomas Fletcher, Cambridge Display Technologies, UK
Progress in printable TEGs
Mehmet Ozturk, North Carolina State University (ASSIST Program), USA
Thermoelectric Energy Harvesting Research at the ASSIST Engineering Research Centre toward Self-Powered Wearable Electronics for Health and Environment Monitoring
Hugo Williams, University of Leicester, UK
Engineering performance of thermoelectrics for space radioisotope power systems
Mark Robbins, ETL, UK
Thermoelectric modules for space exploration applications
Jan Koenig, Fraunhofer-Institut für Physikalische Messtechnik IPM, Freiburg, Germany
Thermoelectric waste heat recovery on the way to mass production and into applications
University of Reading
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14-15 February 2017
Loughborough University
14 April 2015
National Physical Laboratory
20-21 April 2016
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Glasgow Teachers Building
18 October 2016
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