Shape memory polymers: Past, present and future developments

Shape memory polymers (SMPs) represent a highly interesting class of materials. As one representative of the intelligent polymeric systems, these materials gained significant interest in recent years. Consequently, the variety of materials investigated virtually exploded and several promising shape...

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Published in:Progress in polymer science 2015-10, Vol.49-50, p.3-33
Main Authors: Hager, Martin D., Bode, Stefan, Weber, Christine, Schubert, Ulrich S.
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Polymers
Shape changing materials
Shape memory
Shape memory effect
Shape memory polymers
Stimuli responsive polymers
Two-way shape memory effect
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