Close on the heels of a US heat-sinking record using the synthetic material boron arsenide, comes a second record using the same material, this time from scientists at University of California, Los Angeles. The material is being mooted as a high-performance heat-spreader – drawing heat away from hot spots in high-power electronics and photonics. The ...

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