期刊论文

Yongli Zhou<&wdkj&>Chen Li<&wdkj&>Jianyong Ouyang<&wdkj&>Kuan Sun

英文

Progress in Materials Science

0079-6425

2026

156

101575

10.1016/j.pmatsci.2025.101575

CRediT authorship contribution statement Yifan Wang: Writing – original draft, Investigation. Ibrahim Mwamburi Mwakitawa: Writing – original draft, Investigation. Hao Yang: Writing – original draft, Investigation. Mingyu Song: Writing – original draft, Investigation. Qian Huang: Writing – original draft, Investigation. Xinzhe Li: Writing – original draft, Investigation. Pengchi Zhang: Writing – original draft, Investigation. Wei Fang: Writing – review & editing. Lijun Hu: Writing – review & editing, Visualization, acquisition.

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Ionic thermoelectrics (i-TEs) are emerging as a promising, sustainable technology for low-grade heat recovery, notable for their absence of moving mechanical parts. In recent years, significant advancements in i-TE materials and devices have been propelled by their advantages in thermal power generation, compatibility with room-temperature operation, and potential for integration into flexible, wearable devices. However, challenges remain to be addressed for practical future applications, primarily due to insufficient evaluations of innovative operational modes and materials. This review aims ...