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Progress in Strain Engineering of 2D-Integrated Heterostructures for Ultrasensitive Sensors. [PDF]

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Ton TB, Tran TS, Tran DK, Dau VT, Dao DV.   +4 more
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A first principles investigation into the mechanical properties and the strengthening mechanism of the graphene/aluminum interface structure. [PDF]

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Wang W, Cui C, Xia F, Xu W, Gang T, Chen L.   +5 more
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High Electron Charge Carrier Mobility in the Nematic Phase of a Roof-Shaped Nematogen with Optimum Molecular Biaxiality. [PDF]

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Lehmann M, Scheuring N, Mager L, Singh DP, Mandle R, Eremin A.   +5 more
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Small punch testing and scanning electron microscopy analysis of damage evolution in dual-phase steel. [PDF]

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Alsharif A, Moinuddin SQ, Pinna C.
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Topological phase structures of conical refraction beams: expanding orbital angular momentum applications for nanoscale biosensing. [PDF]

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Galiakhmetova D, Mohamed N, Khanom F, Singh S, Piavchenko G, Sokolovskii GS, Rafailov E, Meglinski I.   +7 more
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Tunable flexible capacitive sensor for dynamic pressure monitoring. [PDF]

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Fu H, Zhao Z, Jiang J, Chen Y, Zhang H, Li H, Liang G.   +6 more
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Biaxial mechanics of thermally denaturing skin - Part 1: Experiments

Acta Biomaterialia, 2022
The mechanics of collagenous soft tissues, such as skin, are sensitive to heat. Thus, quantifying and modeling thermo-mechanical coupling of skin is critical to our understanding of skin's physiology, pathophysiology, and its treatment. However, key gaps persist in our knowledge about skin's coupled thermo-mechanics.
William D. Meador, Gabriella P. Sugerman, Adrian Buganza Tepole, Manuel K. Rausch   +3 more
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Constitutive Equations Study in Biaxial Stress Experiments

Journal of Engineering Materials and Technology, 1982
An experimental study of high temperature creep constitutive equations is reported. The experiments are performed in uniaxial and biaxial (tension-torsion) state of stress. Stress drop experiments starting from a given plastic state (i.e., fixed creep rates, stresses and temperature) lead to the flow rules.
C. Oytana, P. Delobelle, A. Mermet
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