Anisotropic and super-strong conductive hydrogels enabled by mechanical stretching combined with the Hofmeister effect
Bingyan Guo(Tianjin University), Junjie Li(University College of the Cayman Islands), Changyong Wang(Guilin Medical University), Fanglian Yao(Tianjin University), Xiaojun Wu(University of Science and Technology of China), Shaoshuai He(Guangdong University of Technology), Chaojie Yu(City University of Hong Kong), Yukuan Wu(Tianjin University), Zhongming Zhao(Tianjin University), Hong Zhang(Tianjin University of Technology), Lei Liang(Dalian University of Foreign Languages), Min Liu(Guangdong Institute of New Materials), Mengmeng Yao(Tianjin University), Yuwei Qiu(Tianjin University), Qingyu Yu(Tianjin University)
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