AIP Publishing published a Special Topic on thermal properties of graphene and carbon materials in Applied Physics Letters.
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📣 Now Online in Applied Physics Letters From graphene to diamond, carbon materials are advancing thermal management. Explore the latest research on heat conduction, pho…
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