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Here, by adapting device level macro-machining and additive manufacturing we develop advanced thermal solutions for both air and liquid cooled electronics for different mobile applications. Our developed air cooled (modular heat sink) and liquid cooled (polymer-metal hybrid cold plate) based advanced thermal solutions offer system level volumetric and gravimetric power density enhancement, also improve the system reliability by enabling isothermalization of devices. 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Here, by adapting device level macro-machining and additive manufacturing we develop advanced thermal solutions for both air and liquid cooled electronics for different mobile applications. Our developed air cooled (modular heat sink) and liquid cooled (polymer-metal hybrid cold plate) based advanced thermal solutions offer system level volumetric and gravimetric power density enhancement, also improve the system reliability by enabling isothermalization of devices. 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