Flexible and thermostable thermoelectric devices based on large-area and porous all-graphene films
Authors:
- Yang GuoYGYang Guo
- Jiuke MuJMJiuke Mu
- Chengyi HouCHChengyi Hou
- Hongzhi WangHWHongzhi Wang
- Qinghong ZhangQZQinghong Zhang
- Yaogang LiYLYaogang Li
Abstract
No abstract availableFunding Information
- Shanghai Institutions (16XD1400100)
- Central Universities (2232014A3-06, 16D310612)
- China Postdoctoral Science Foundation
- Shanghai Chenguang Program (15CG33)
- Shanghai Natural Science Foundation (16ZR1401500)
- Shanghai Sailing Program (16YF1400400)
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