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Thermal conductivity tuning of scalable nanopatterned silicon membranes measured with a three-probe method
Phononic silicon structures have emerged as an integrable and scalable nanosystem for tailoring thermal transport. However, their widespread adoption has been limited by their complex fabrication pathways. Alongside, the reliable characterization of thermal properties in suspended nanostructured fil
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