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Cornell researchers led by Zhiting Tian published findings in 2026 showing electric fields can change semiconductor heat dissipation. Computational models and experimental tests on aluminum nitride and boron nitride revealed thermal conductivity shifts, with resistance dropping up to 25% under specific electrical stress conditions.
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