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Sci Tech 2/15/2019 at 9:38 PM EST H4'ed 2/15/19

Running an LED in reverse could cool future computers

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With improvements of the efficiency and cooling rates of this new approach, the team envisions this phenomenon as a way to quickly draw heat away from microprocessors in devices. It could even stand up to the abuses endured by smartphones, as nanoscale spacers could provide the separation between microprocessor and LED.

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