journal article·2025-01

Electro–centrifugal spinning of core–sheath composite yarns with micro/nano structures for self–powered sensing

Buguang Zhou, Xiangfei Bu, Jiecong Li, Can Gao, Xiakeer Saitaer, Jiansheng Guo

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