Dawei Li

Assistant Professor (Special Project)

Kyushu University

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Dawei Li is an Assistant Professor (Special Project) at Kyushu University in Japan. His research areas encompass thermal transport phenomena in nanoscale materials, including carbon nanotubes and low-dimensional semiconductors. Recent articles highlight his work on ionic liquids, thermal resistance mapping, and the electrical and thermal properties of novel materials.

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Koji Takahashi

Kyushu University

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Masakazu Nakamura

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Nara Institute of Science and Technology（NAIST）

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Articles (9)

Ionic liquids confined in carbon nanotubes: multiphase evolution driven by electron beam and temperature variations

Measuring interfacial thermal resistance across carbon nanotubes with in-situ electron microscopy: Unexpected reduction upon detachment and two orders of magnitude variations across diverse morphologies

Ultrahigh Subcooling Dropwise Condensation Heat Transfer on Slippery Liquid-like Monolayer Grafted Surfaces

Mastering thermal transport across carbon nanotube contacts through morphological control

Thermal resistance mapping along a single cup-stacked carbon nanotube with focused electron beam heating

Concurrent thermal conductivity measurement and internal structure observation of individual one-dimensional materials using scanning transmission electron microscopy

Round Robin Study on the Thermal Conductivity/Diffusivity of a Gold Wire with a Diameter of 30 μm Tested via Five Measurement Methods

Electrical and thermal transport properties of high crystalline PdTe<sub>2</sub> nanoribbons under a strong magnetic field

Chemical Synthesis and Integration of Highly Conductive PdTe 2 with Low‐Dimensional Semiconductors for p‐Type Transistors with Low Contact Barriers

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Koji Takahashi

Masakazu Nakamura

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