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"We've researched a new class of nanomaterials in which we take conventional cellulose-based paper and dope it with high thermal conductivity nanometer—and micrometer-sized particles," said Vaibhav Bahadur, an associate professor in the Cockrell School of Engineering at UT Austin.

Bahadur is the corresponding author of a study that modeled the impact of high thermal conductivity paper on the performance and life of grid transformers published in Heliyon. This is the first study that predicts the extent to which tuning the thermal conductivity of paper can enhance transformer life.