Effects of non-covalent interactions on the properties of 3D printed flexible piezoresistive strain sensors of conductive polymer composites
Dong Xiang(Southwest Petroleum University), Yuntao Li(Vernon College), Xia Luo(Southwest Petroleum University), Ping Wang(Southwest Petroleum University), Zhuohang Han(Southwest Petroleum University), Jie Zhang(Xi'an Jiaotong University), Chunxia Zhao(Southwest Petroleum University), Xuezhong Zhang(Wenzhou Medical University), Zixi Zhang(Southwest Petroleum University), Zuoxin Zhou(University of Nottingham)
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