Crumpling-based soft metamaterials: the effects of sheet pore size and porosity

Crumpled-based materials are relatively easy to fabricate and show robust mechanical properties for practical applications, including meta-biomaterials design aimed for improved tissue regeneration. For such requests, however, the structure needs to be porous. We introduce a crumpled holey thin shee...

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Published in:Scientific reports 2017-10, Vol.7 (1), p.13028-7, Article 13028
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Ridges
Science
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