Room-Temperature Quantum Heat Waves Demonstrated, Enabling Precise Thermal Control

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Scientists observed phonon focusing, a quantum heat-transport effect, at room temperature in boron arsenide using a nanoscale gold probe. The results show beam-like heat flow at ~27°C, offering a pathway to controllable thermal management and quantum thermal engineering in future electronics.
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