Ultra-flexible anti-freezing cellulose conductive hydrogel for energy storage and self-powered sensors
Lijia Jia(Minjiang University), Qilin Lu(Guangxi University), Feng Zhu(Central South University), Liying Zhang(Minjiang University), Biao Huang(University of Alberta), Zhenghan Cai(Fujian Agriculture and Forestry University)
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