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engineering graphic New Insights Into How Materials Transfer Heat Could Lead to Improved Electronics
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Released December 10, 2012
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Released December 14, 2011
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Released January 21, 2011
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Joseph Heremans Semiconductor Could Turn Heat Into Computing Power
Released September 27, 2010
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a one-atom thick sheet of graphene With Support, Graphene Still a Superior Thermal Conductor
Released April 8, 2010
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Released February 26, 2010
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Released January 22, 2007
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