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Meeting 2026 TMS Annual Meeting & Exhibition
Symposium Alloys and Compounds for Thermoelectric and Solar Cell Applications XIV
Sponsorship The Minerals, Metals and Materials Society
TMS Functional Materials Division
TMS: Alloy Phases Committee
Organizer(s) Hsin-Jay Wu, National Taiwan University
Sinn-wen Chen, National Tsing Hua University
Franck Gascoin, CNRS Crismat Unicaen
Philippe Jund, Montpellier University
Yoshisato Kimura, Institute of Science Tokyo
Takao Mori, National Institute for Materials Science
Wan-Ting Chiu, Institute of Science Tokyo
Chenguang Fu, Zhejiang University
Scope We are pleased to announce the Call for Papers for the symposium "Alloys and Compounds for Thermoelectric and Solar Cell Applications XIV," which will be held during the 2026 TMS Annual Meeting in San Diego, California. This symposium will provide a dynamic platform for researchers, scientists, and industry professionals to present and discuss the latest advancements in thermoelectric and solar cell materials.

Symposium Scope
The symposium will focus on various topics related to alloys and compounds used in thermoelectric and solar cell devices. Emphasis will be placed on the following areas:

  • Synthesis and Fabrication:
    Development of novel synthesis techniques for thermoelectric and photovoltaic materials.
    Scalable and cost-effective production methods for large-scale applications.
  • Transport Properties:
    Electrical, thermal, and optical transport properties of thermoelectric and solar cell materials. Correlations between microstructural characteristics and transport behavior.
  • Phase Stability and Transformation:
    Investigations of phase stability under varying environmental conditions.
    Phase transformation mechanisms affecting device performance.
  • Advanced Characterization:
    Use of state-of-the-art techniques to characterize material properties.
    Real-time analysis of materials under operational conditions.
  • Materials of Interest:
    Established materials such as skutterudites, superlattices, half-Heusler alloys, CdTe, CIS, CIGS, and CZTS. Emerging materials and compounds tailored for next-generation thermoelectric and photovoltaic applications.
Abstracts Due 07/29/2025
Proceedings Plan Planned:

PRESENTATIONS APPROVED FOR THIS SYMPOSIUM INCLUDE



2D Transition Metal Chalcogenides for Waste Heat Recovery: A Computational Perspective
Ag-Cu-Sb Liquidus Projection and Its Invariant Reactions
Ag2S-Based Flexible Thermoelectrics: Balancing Flexibility and Thermoelectrics Performance
Anisotropic Crystals for High-performance Thermoelectric Generators
Boosting Electrical Conductivity of p-Type Bi2Te3 Through Defect Engineering and Phonon Scattering Regulation
Bridgman-Grown Bi-Based Crystals as Efficient Tellurium-Free n-Type Thermoelectrics
Design and Development of the Layered Ni-Mn-Ga Ferromagnetic Shape Memory Alloy-Based Composites for Energy Conversion
Development of a Retrieval-Augmented Generation-Based Conversational Agent for Accelerating the Discovery of High-Efficiency Thermoelectric Materials
Development of P-Type Heusler Thin-Film with High Power Factor
Development of Se-Doped Bi2Te3 Film by Pulsed Electrodeposition
Effective Mass Model for Thermoelectrics
Effects of Grain Size and Misorientation on Thermoelectric Properties of Bismuth-Antimony-Telluride Compounds
Enhanced Thermoelectric Performance of p-Type Bi2Te3 via Carrier Concentration and Phonon Scattering Modulation
Epitaxial Growth and Photoelectric Properties of Low-Dimensional Layered Oxychalcogenide Semiconductor Thin Films
Evaluation and Development of Novel Material Thermoelectric Modules Exceeding Bismuth Telluride
Exploration of New Half-Heusler Compositions to Achieve Carbon Neutrality
High Thermoelectric Performance of Cu2Se Composites for Energy Harvesting
Improved Thermoelectric Performance of Mg₂Si via Rapid and Cost-Effective Synthesis for Energy Harvesting
Interfacial Reactions of Ag-66.7at.%Te / Co, and the Microstructural Evolution of Te Whisker Growth Under Current Stressing
Investigating the Phase Stability and Mechanical Performance of Environment-Friendly Phonon-Glass Electron-Crystal Thermoelectric Materials Ag2Se
Large Modulation of Carrier and Phonon Transport by Isovalent Ion Substitution in SnSe
Liquidus Projection of Cu-Se-Te Ternary System
Low Thermal Conductivity Governed by Highly Distorted Local Structures
Multication Vacancy Engineering Creating Van der Waals Gap Pathways Unlocks High‑Performance SnSe Thermoelectrics
Nanoscale Characterization of Planar Defects in Proton-Based Thermal Battery Materials
Optimizing Mechanical and Thermoelectric Properties of Super-flexible Inorganic Thermoelectric Materials
Performance Enhancement and Efficiency Verification of Cu–Sb Co-Doped GeTe Thermoelectric Modules
Performance Optimization and Verification of GeTe-Based Thermoelectric Modules
Phase Diagrams Evaluation to Consider Partitioning and Site-Preference of Alloying and Doping Elements in Thermoelectric Intermetallic Compounds
Phonon Engineering and Thermoelectric Properties in Nowotny Chimney-Ladder Compounds
Ru-Based Full Heusler Compounds: New Promising Thermoelectrica
Super-Flexible Inorganic Thermoelectric Modules
Tellurium-Free n-Type Thermoelectrics: Structural and Transport Insights into Bi(Sb) and Bi2Se3 Crystals
Thermal Stability and Stoichiometric Control in GeTe and SnTe Thin Films
Thermoelectric Properties of Silicon-Germanium Fabricated via Additive Manufacturing and Spark Plasma Sintering
Thermogalvanic vs Ionic Thermoelectric vs Thermoelectric Materials for Waste Heat Harvesting
Toward Eco-Friendly Thermoelectrics: Sn-Doped β-Zn4Sb3 with Controlled Growth and Phase Stability
Toward Sustainable Thermoelectrics: Optimizing Sn-Doped β-Zn4Sb3 and Mg3(Sb,Bi)2 for High-Efficiency Energy Harvesting
Tuning Ductility and Thermoelectric Performance of Ag2(S,Se) for Flexible Wearable Devices
Weighted Mobility Ratio Engineering in Narrow Band Gap Thermoelectrics


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