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Ultrahigh-ratio drawing during spinning achieves graphene fibres with high strength and thermal conductivity
Abstract The demand for materials combining high strength with exceptional thermal conductivity is growing across aerospace, automotive, thermal management and energy applications. Graphene offers an ideal building block, but multiscale defects such as disordered stacking and voids prevent macroscopic assemblies from realizing its intrinsic properties.
Deterioration process and evolution damage model of ECC under de-icing salt freeze-thaw cycles circumstance of severely cold regions
Abstract Engineered cementitious composites (ECC) exhibit significant potential for cold region engineering structures due to their unique strain-hardening behavior and crack control capabilities. This study investigates ECC’s performance degradation under de-icing salt freeze-thaw cycles.
Heterogeneous-Nucleation Biosensor for Long-Term Collection and Mask-Based Self-Detection of SARS-CoV-2
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Aspect Ratio Effects on the Aerodynamic Performance of a Biomimetic Hummingbird Wing in Flapping
Abstract : Hummingbirds are flapping winged creatures with unique flight mechanisms. Their flight pattern is more similar to insects than other birds. Because their flight pattern provides a large lift force at a very small scale, hummingbirds can remain hovering while flapping. This feature is of high research value.
Systematic design of cell membrane coating to improve tumor targeting of nanoparticles - Nature Communications
Abstract Cell membrane (CM) coating technology is increasingly being applied in nanomedicine, but the entire coating procedure including adsorption, rupture, and fusion is not completely understood. Previously, we showed that the majority of biomimetic nanoparticles (NPs) were only partially coated, but the mechanism underlying this partial coating remains unclear, which hinders the further improvement of the coating technique.
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