Smart graphene oxide-based advanced textiles: A review of wearable smart clothing, personal thermal management, and sensor applications
Authors:
- Rabia MaryamRMRabia Maryam
- H. Eduardo RomanH. Eduardo Roman
- Ruggero BarniRBRuggero Barni
- Anastasia A. AnceschiAAAnastasia A. Anceschi
- Alessia PatruccoAlessia Patrucco
- Katia AlexanderKAKatia Alexander
- Igor LevchenkoIgor Levchenko
- Claudia RiccardiCRClaudia Riccardi
Abstract
No abstract availableFunding Information
- European Commission
- Ministero dell’Istruzione, dell’Università e della Ricerca
- NextGenerationEU
- Australian National University
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