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Design and additive manufacturing of 3D-architected ceramic metamaterials with programmable thermal expansion

Zhang et al., 2021

Document ID
10806856048678904706
Author
Zhang K
Wang K
Chen J
Wei K
Liang B
He R
Publication year
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Additive Manufacturing

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Metamaterials with multiple anisotropic properties have strong potential in medicine, military, and civil engineering applications. However, previous studies have been limited to the design and fabrication of polymers, metals, and alloys, which can allow the retention of the …
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