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Increasing functional densities and clock frequencies continue to drive electronic device power dissipation densities upwards. At the same time, reducing electronic package size has diminished the ability to incorporate traditional heat dissipation devices by virtue of their physical size. As a result, there is a need to develop new compact methods for heat dissipation, complementary to modern packaging...