Kim et al., 2011 - Google Patents
Hydrogel-actuated integrated responsive systems (HAIRS): Moving towards adaptive materialsKim et al., 2011
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- Kim P
- Zarzar L
- He X
- Grinthal A
- Aizenberg J
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- Current Opinion in Solid State and Materials Science
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The move toward sustainability and efficiency in nearly every field calls for dynamic materials that can harvest energy from and adapt to a changing environment. Here we review our recently developed, widely applicable strategy for adaptive surface design that …
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