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2. Proton conduction in inkjet-printed reflectin films

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Lu, Yujia, primary, Pratakshya, Preeta, additional, Chatterjee, Atrouli, additional, Jia, Xiaoteng, additional, Ordinario, David D., additional, Phan, Long, additional, Cerna Sanchez, Juana A., additional, Kautz, Rylan, additional, Tyagi, Vivek, additional, Patel, Priyam, additional, Van Dyke, Yegor, additional, Dao, MyAnh K., additional, Kerr, Justin P., additional, Long, James, additional, Allevato, Alex, additional, Leal-Cruz, Jessica, additional, Tseng, Eric, additional, Peng, Ethan R., additional, Reuter, Andrew, additional, Couvrette, Justin, additional, Drake, Samantha, additional, Omenetto, Fiorenzo G., additional, and Gorodetsky, Alon A., additional

Published
2020
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6. Direct 120V, 60Hz operation of an organic light emitting device

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Slinker, Jason D., primary, Rivnay, Jonathan, additional, DeFranco, John A., additional, Bernards, Daniel A., additional, Gorodetsky, Alon A., additional, Parker, Sara T., additional, Cox, Marshall P., additional, Rohl, Richard, additional, Malliaras, George G., additional, Flores-Torres, Samuel, additional, and Abruña, Héctor D., additional

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2006
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8. Manufacturing of breathable, washable, and fabric-integrated squid skin-inspired thermoregulatory materials.

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Lee S, Leung EM, Badshah MA, Strzelecka AA, and Gorodetsky AA

Abstract

Advanced thermal management technologies represent an important research frontier because such materials and systems show promise for enhancing personal physiological comfort and reducing building energy consumption. These technologies typically offer the advantages of excellent portability, user-friendly tunability, energy efficiency, and straightforward manufacturability, but they frequently suffer from critical challenges associated with poor breathability, inadequate wash stability, and difficult fabric integration. Within this broader context, our laboratory has previously developed heat-managing composite materials by drawing inspiration from the color-changing skin of the common squid. Herein, we describe the design, fabrication, and testing of breathable, washable, and fabric-integrated variants of our composite materials, which demonstrate state-of-the-art adaptive infrared properties and dynamic thermoregulatory functionalities. The combined findings directly advance the performance and applications scope of our bioinspired thermoregulatory composites and ultimately may guide the incorporation of desirable multifunctionality into other wearable technologies., Competing Interests: M.A.B., E.M.L., A.A.S., and A.A.G. are listed as authors on a patent application from the University of California, Irvine, which describes the design, manufacturing, and applications of the composite materials. A.A.G. is a founder of SquidTek, Inc., which has optioned patents from the University of California, Irvine related to the composite materials., (© 2024 Author(s).)

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2024
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