High-performance flexible strain sensors based on biaxially stretched conductive polymer composites with carbon nanotubes immobilized on reduced graphene oxide
Xuezhong Zhang(Wenzhou Medical University), Yuntao Li(Vernon College), Dong Xiang(Southwest Petroleum University), Ping Wang(Southwest Petroleum University), Jiabin Shen(Sichuan University), Yuanpeng Wu(Southwest Petroleum University), Junjie Wang(McGovern Institute for Brain Research), Yong Ye(Chongqing University of Science and Technology), Wei Tan(Microsoft (United States)), Chunxia Zhao(Southwest Petroleum University), Eileen Harkin‐Jones(University of Ulster)
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