2D carbon microlattices: A flexible, self-supporting, full-carbon building block
Authors:
- Akira KudoAKAkira Kudo
- Kazuya OmuroKOKazuya Omuro
- Kaisei FurudateKFKaisei Furudate
- Shinnosuke KamoharaSKShinnosuke Kamohara
- Farooq I. AzamFAFarooq I. Azam
- Yuta YamamotoYYYuta Yamamoto
- Kota MatsuhashiKMKota Matsuhashi
- Ryotaro KawashimaRKRyotaro Kawashima
- Pj TanPTPj Tan
- Federico BosiFBFederico Bosi
- Mingwei ChenMCMingwei Chen
- 5 February 2025
- journal article
- Published by Elsevier in Additive Manufacturing
- Vol. 101
Abstract
No abstract availableFunding Information
- National Science Foundation (DMR-1804320, G03050K002)
- University College London
- Tohoku University (2102)
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