Near-field heat transfer of molecules

Near-field heat transfer of molecules

Another very interesting application of our high resolution, sub-micron heat transfer sensors is the measurement of heat transfer through individual molecules. The continuing miniturization of electronic components and the growing applications of electrically conducting, organic molecules gives rise to new questions about the properties of these molecules. Not only is the electrical conductivity of great interest, but also the thermal conductivity, which could enable direct thermal management in electronic components. For exactly this purpose, we are participating in a European joint research project with reserach groups from England, Finland, France and Switzerland. It investigates the possibilities for optimized cooling of individual components of integrated circuits, for example through the application of molecular thin films, which would present a whole new world of opportunities regarding energy-efficient operation of i.e. sensors.

(Changed: 11 Feb 2026)  Kurz-URL:Shortlink: https://uol.de/p83408en
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