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1. N. Yang, X. Ni, J.-W. Jiang, and B. Li, “How does folding modulate thermal conductivity of graphene?” Applied Physics Letters 100, 093107 (2012) pdf. ... details.

2. N. Yang, X. Xu, G. Zhang, and B. Li, “Thermal Transport in Nanostructures”, AIP Advances 2,041410 (2012) pdf. details.

3. Moran Wang∗, Xiaodong Shan, Nuo Yang,"Understanding length dependences of effective thermal conductivity of nanowires",Physics Letters A 376,3514–3517 (2012). details.

4. Nuo Yang, Gang Zhang, and Baowen Li,"Carbon nanocone: A promising thermal rectifier", Applied Physics Letters, 93, 243111 (2008); details.

5. Moran Wang, Nuo Yang, and Zeng-Yuan Guo, "Non-Fourier heat conductions in nanomaterials",Journal of Applied Physics 110, 064310 (2011). details.

6. N. Yang, N. Li, L. Wang and B. Li, “Thermal rectification and negative differential thermal resistance in lattices with mass gradient”, Physical Review B 76, 020301 (R) (2007) details.

7. N. Yang, G. Zhang, and B. Li, “Ultralow thermal conductivity of isotope doped silicon nanowires”, Nano Letters 8, 276 (2008). This paper has been highlighted in Nature Publishing Group: Asia Material. details.

8. N. Yang, G. Zhang, and B. Li, “Thermal rectification in asymmetric graphene ribbons”, Applied Physics Letters 95, 033107 (2009), ESI-Highly Cited Paper. details.

9. N. Yang, G. Zhang, and B. Li, “Violation of Fourier's law and anomalous heat diffusion in silicon nanowires”, Nano Today 5, 85 (R) (2010). ... details.