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The gecko’s ability to climb walls stems from millions of microscopic hairs on its toes that exploit van der Waals forces. […]

In the quest for thinner, more efficient heat spreaders, a remarkable class of quantum materials offers a tantalizing solution: topological insulators

Imagine a Thermal Interface Material that can be a solid in place, yet liquefy and move to a new location

When heat fluxes push beyond the limits of conduction—even with diamond composites—the most effective solution is phase change: boiling a

As semiconductor features shrink below 10nm, the “interface” in Thermal Interface Material (TIM) takes on a quantum mechanical dimension. At

In aerospace, every gram matters. Traditional metal heat spreaders and ceramic-filled TIMs add significant mass. Enter graphene aerogels: porous, ultra-lightweight solids

For power modules operating above 200°C, solder-based TIMs creep and melt, and polymer-based materials degrade. The solution is a joint

Imagine a Thermal Interface Material (TIM) that can act as a thermal insulator for certain heat “frequencies” while remaining conductive for

As computing pushes into the quantum realm, thermal management faces its most extreme challenge: operating at temperatures near absolute zero while managing

As electronics become soft, stretchable, and integrated with biological systems, rigid, solid TIMs reach their limit. The future for these

In the quest for energy autonomy in electronics, every wasted energy form is a potential resource. What if the mechanical