Nanoscale Energy Transport and Conversion: A Parallel Treatment of Electrons, Molecules, Phonons, and Photons (MIT-Pappalardo Series in Mechanical Engineering)

Very good quality book. Advanced math, graduate level book for sure. Good for multidisciplinary studies in engineering.

This book is very useful for my research work. Although the first few chapters are summaries of what one learns in different courses, the "parallel treatment" is a good concept. And the last few chapters are getting deeper.

Great book to supplement a nanoscale heat transfer course. The text is laid out in a way that it is very readable and you are able to teach yourself the material.

Best ever I've read. Very good for research graduate students in areas of materials of engineering and technology. Very helpful!

Great book! It covers a wide range of topics in a naturally interconnected way. I'm studying material science, but the book is written in a way that would benefit EEs, MEs, chemists, physicist.... I'm reading it with Kittel's solid state physics, Sze's Semiconductor device and technology, and griffith's Electrodynamics. They complement each other well!