3D-printed in-line and out-of-plane layers with stimuli-responsive intelligence

3D-printed in-line and out-of-plane layers with stimuli-responsive intelligence
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10.1016/j.compositesb.2022.110352
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2022-10
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Composites Part B: Engineering
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Dharneedar Ravichandran;Mounika Kakarla;Weiheng Xu;Sayli Jambhulkar;Yuxiang Zhu;Mohammed Bawareth;Nathan Fonseca;Dhanush Patil;Kenan Song
Dharneedar Ravichandran;Mounika Kakarla;Weiheng Xu;Sayli Jambhulkar;Yuxiang Zhu;Mohammed Bawareth;Nathan Fonseca;Dhanush Patil;Kenan Song
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Dharneedar Ravichandran;Mounika Kakarla;Weiheng Xu;Sayli Jambhulkar;Yuxiang Zhu;Mohammed Bawareth;Nathan Fonseca;Dhanush Patil;Kenan Song

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