Turning up the heat on thermoelectrics

ENN
May 28, 2018, 11:16 am37 pts
Imagine being able to power your car partly from the heat that its engine gives off. Or what if you could get a portion of your home’s electricity from the heat that a power plant emits? Such energy-efficient scenarios may one day be possible with improvements in thermoelectric materials — which…

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