journal article·2026-06

An asparagus fern-inspired tunable electromagnetic absorber with topology-optimized integrated acoustic insulation and mechanical properties

Mingyue Gong, Yong Wei, Yifei Zhang, Mei Wang, Yangyang Xi, Jun Wang, Ruyi Gan

Carbon· Volume 256
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