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Anisotropic variable negative-Poisson-ratio metamaterials for tunable multispectral camouflage and electromagnetic energy harvesting

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By Irene Varela-Martínez, Zhenlan Yao, Da-Hyun Kim, Xiaofen Yang, Kaixia Yang, Meiwan Ying, Zhengchen Wu, Wenbin You, Bicheng Li, Lei Wang, Renchao Che
| Science Magazine Verified
Abstract INTRODUCTION RESULTS DISCUSSION MATERIALS AND METHODS Acknowledgments Supplementary Materials REFERENCES Information & Authors Metrics & Citations View Options References Figures Tables Media Share Abstract Adaptive electromagnetic compatibility, camouflage, and energy conversion raises challenge in the swiftly responsive modulation. Herein, we designed pixelated negative-Poisson-ratio metamaterials that enable fast control over structural anisotropy and thus electromagnetic properties.
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Synchronous achievement of ultra-wideband microwave absorption and high thermal conduction in spongy TiO2-based magnetic composites via constructing magnetic/dielectric double loss and phonon/electron co-transmission

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By Ran Ji, Yijun Yang, Qibin Yao, Meiwan Ying
| Royal Society of Chemistry Verified
Synchronous achievement of ultra-wideband microwave absorption and high thermal conduction in spongy TiO2-based magnetic composites via constructing magnetic/dielectric double loss and phonon/electron co-transmission The development of multifunctional materials with excellent electromagnetic wave (EMW) absorption and high thermal conduction is a continuing concern in answer to the critical EM interference and thermal dissipation problems.
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