Cellulose Nanofibril Film as a Piezoelectric Sensor Material | ACS Applied Materials & Interfaces
A silk composite fiber reinforced by telechelic-type polyalanine and its strengthening mechanism - ScienceDirect
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Study on the effect of graphene oxide (GO) feeding on silk properties based on segmented precise measurement - ScienceDirect
Feeding Single-Walled Carbon Nanotubes or Graphene to Silkworms for Reinforced Silk Fibers | Nano Letters
A silk composite fiber reinforced by telechelic-type polyalanine and its strengthening mechanism - ScienceDirect
Carbonene Fibers: Toward Next-Generation Fiber Materials | Nano Letters
Toward Spinning Greener Advanced Silk Fibers by Feeding Silkworms with Nanomaterials | ACS Sustainable Chemistry & Engineering
A silk composite fiber reinforced by telechelic-type polyalanine and its strengthening mechanism - ScienceDirect
Size-Dependent Uptake and Distribution of AgNPs by Silkworms | ACS Sustainable Chemistry & Engineering
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Size-Dependent Uptake and Distribution of AgNPs by Silkworms | ACS Sustainable Chemistry & Engineering
Preparation and enhanced supercapacitance performance of carbonized silk by feeding silkworms MoO2 nanoparticles - ScienceDirect
Toward Spinning Greener Advanced Silk Fibers by Feeding Silkworms with Nanomaterials | ACS Sustainable Chemistry & Engineering
Study on the effect of graphene oxide (GO) feeding on silk properties based on segmented precise measurement - ScienceDirect
Feeding Single-Walled Carbon Nanotubes or Graphene to Silkworms for Reinforced Silk Fibers | Nano Letters
Silkworms fed carbon nanotubes or graphene produce stronger silk
Super-strong and Intrinsically Fluorescent Silkworm Silk from Carbon Nanodots Feeding | SpringerLink
Silkworms Spin Super-Silk after Eating Carbon Nanotubes and Graphene - Scientific American
Cellulose Nanofibril Film as a Piezoelectric Sensor Material | ACS Applied Materials & Interfaces
Carbonene Fibers: Toward Next-Generation Fiber Materials | Nano Letters
