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Workshop Participants

N. Peter Armitage, Johns Hopkins University

Hongwoo Baek, Florida State University/National High Magnetic Field Laboratory

Can Bayram, UIUC

Michael Bear, ISTEG

Steven Bennett, U.S. Naval Research Laboratory

Todd Brethauer

Julia Chan, The University of Texas, Dallas

Abhijit Chandra, Iowa State University

Sukwon Choi, Pennsylvania State University

Anthony Dean (retired)

Kim DeRose, National Academies of Sciences, Engineering, and Medicine

Mukund Deshpande, Applied Material Systems Engineering, Inc.

Scott Dietrich, Villanova University

Jorge Duque-Rivera, Escuela Superior Politécnica del Litoral

Vivek Dwivedi, NASA

Sheila Edalatpour, University of Maine

Michael Fundator, Rutgers University

Victor Galitski, Joint Quantum Institute, University of Maryland

Christina Gifford, Elsevier

Mario Grimau, Universidad Iberoamericana Ciudad de Mèxico

Samaresh Guchhait, Howard University

Scott Hannahs, National High Magnetic Field Laboratory

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James Harris, AquaSolo, Inc.

Raphael Hermann, Oak Ridge National Laboratory

James Horwitz, U.S. Department of Energy

Germano Iannacchione, National Science Foundation

Amisha Jinandra, National Academies of Sciences, Engineering, and Medicine

Charlie Johnson, University of Pennsylvania

Andre Juliao, Florida State University

Igor Kaganovich, Princeton Plasma Physics Laboratory

Som Karamchetty

Manoj Kolel-Veetil, U.S. Naval Research Laboratory

Evdokiya Kostadinova, Baylor University

Martha Krebs

Jose Lage, National Science Foundation

Yucheng Lan, Morgan State University

Pengke Li, University of Maryland, College Park

Lucas Lindsay, Oak Ridge National Laboratory

Jian Liu, University of Tennessee

Xiao Liu, U.S. Naval Research Laboratory

Marie-Beatrice Madec, Solvay

Pinar Menguc, Ozyegin University

Matteo Minuti, ABB Spa

Leslie Momoda, HRL Laboratories

Musaope Mtamba, Sutsol Hitech Solutions

Manibrata (Mani) Mukherji, University of Wisconsin, Milwaukee

Michael (Mick) Pechan, U.S. Department of Energy

Guillermo Pincay, Universidad de Guayaquil

Vikas Prakash, Case Western Reserve University

Oded Rabin, University of Maryland

Daniel Radack, IDA

Doug Ray, CarbonWA

Reza Rend, Kimberly-Clark Corp.

Cem Dogan Sahin, Ozyegin University

Umit Sami, Engineer

Nancy Sandler, Ohio University

Adria Schwarber, AIP

Matt Shedd, Blue Rock Home, Inc.

Lucas Skoufa, RAN

Mark Spector, Office of Naval Research

Shan Sundaram, New York State College of Ceramics, Alfred University

Paul Syers, U.S. Department of Energy, Advanced Manufacturing Office

Anh Tran, Sandia National Laboratories

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Carlos Trentadue, UNLP

Sergio Ulloa, Ohio University

Marc Ulrich, Army Research Office

Linbing Wang, Virginia Tech

Pierre Wiltzius, University of California, Santa Barbara

Wolfgang Winkler, HAW Hamburg

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Thermal transport and energy conversion has remained an active field for at least 200 years, with numerous opportunities for discoveries and new applications. Recently, experiments have advanced researchers' understanding of basic physics, and how new discoveries might translate into applications in energy, materials, quantum technologies, and other areas.

The National Academies convened a workshop on April 11, 2019 to identify and assess the frontier of current research in the field of thermal transport and energy conversion. Discussions involved topics related to thermal transport and quasi-particle hydrodynamics, thermal transport beyond the quasiparticle paradigm, the thermal hall effect from neutral spin excitations in frustrated quantum magnets, quantization of the thermal hall conductivity at small hall angles, and thermal spin transport, including spin-seebeck and magnon drag effects. These topics were strategically selected with the goal of uncovering key challenges, opportunities, and issues in order to guide future efforts and investments to advance the field. This publication offers a condensed summary of the discussions and presentations from the workshop, which was unclassified and open to the public.

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