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Micro/nanoscale phase-change physics  

Intelligent thermal management for chiplet AI semiconductors and data centers

Intelligent thermal management for next-generation mobility and

defense technologies

Nanoengineered thermal materials for enhanced heat transfer

Nanoengineered thermal materials for controlling energy transfer

Tailoring supercooling for liquid-metal thermal storage materials

We introduce a novel approach to address the challenges associated with Ga-based phase change materials (PCMs) in the field of electronics thermal regulation. In this study, we aim to overcome the supercooling phenomenon that affects the performance of Ga-based PCMs by developing a porous Cu/Ga composite. This composite structure not only enhances heat conduction but also promotes heterogeneous nucleation, leading to improved thermal regulation performance over repeated heating-cooling cycles. Our innovative solution holds promise for efficient and reliable electronics thermal management.

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[1] S. Ki, S. Shin, S. Cho, S. Bang, D. Choi, Y. Nam, Sustainable thermal regulation of electronics via mitigated supercooling of porous gallium-based phase change materials. Advanced Science 2024;11:2310185. Link.

Multiscale Energy Laboratory

​Department of Mechanical Engineering ㅣ Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology, 291, Daehak-ro, Yuseong-gu, Daejeon, South Korea ㅣ Email: ysnam1@kaist.ac.kr

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