Giant thermoelectric Seebeck coefficient of a two-dimensional electron gas in SrTiO3.

By H. Ohta, Sungwng Kim, Yoriko Mune, T. Mizoguchi, K. Nomura, Shingo Ohta, T. Nomura, Yuki Nakanishi, Y. Ikuhara, M. Hirano and 2 more. Nature Materials, 2007

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• A comprehensive review of thermoelectric technology: materials, applications, modelling and performance improvement (2016, methodology): “Alternatively, to achieve practical TE materials with ZT of more than 2, enhancement of the Seebeck coefficient (S ) without reducing the electrical conductivity (σ) is also possible by using two-dimensional electron gas (2DEG) that enables realization of practical TE materials without the use of to”
• Record high thermoelectric performance in bulk SrTiO3 via nano-scale modulation doping (2017, background): “On the other hand, the high-cost and low preparation efficiency of conventional sintering methods for oxide materials such as spark plasma sintering [16,22], hot pressing [23] and microstructure anisotropy [22] of their products are the key reason for the limited improvement of oxide thermoelectric ”
• Recent progress in thermoelectric materials (2014, background): “4 at room temperature which was realized on SrTiO3 superlattice [79].”