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Meeting 2022 TMS Annual Meeting & Exhibition
Symposium Frontiers of Materials Award Symposium: Nanocarbon-based Flexible Devices: Emerging Materials and Processes
Presentation Title Soft Materials Approaches to Carbon Nanotubes: Gels and Composites
Author(s) Mohammad F. Islam
On-Site Speaker (Planned) Mohammad F. Islam
Abstract Scope Carbon nanotubes combine low density with exceptional mechanical, electrical, and optical properties. It is highly desired to harness these intrinsic nanoscale properties for macroscale applications. I will describe surface modification assisted self-assembly of single-walled carbon nanotubes into macroscopic, shape and size tunable, ultra-lightweight and electrically conducting networks – hydrogels and aerogels. I will then present how we are employing concepts from soft materials to develop new applications of these networks as well as to impart emergent properties to these networks including the ability to self-heal.
Proceedings Inclusion? Undecided

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Controlled Deformation of Graphene for Flexible Electronics
Design and Applications of Printable and Flexible Nanoelectronic Material Inks
Direct-write of Laser Induced Graphene with Spatially Varying Properties on Polymers
Electromechanically Stable Thin Metallic Films Reinforced by Synthesis of a Graphene Wrapper
Going where Silicon Cannot Reach: Print-in-place and Recyclable Electronics from Nanomaterials
NOW ON-DEMAND ONLY - 1D Nanomaterial Based Flexible and Stretchable Electronics
NOW ON-DEMAND ONLY - Nanoelectronics Grafted onto and within Colloids to Enable Colloidal Robotics
Probing the Brain with Carbon Microelectrode Arrays: Promises and Challenges
Self-assembly and Synthesis of Semiconducting Carbon Nanotubes and Graphene Nanoribbons for Electronics
Soft Materials Approaches to Carbon Nanotubes: Gels and Composites
Wafer-scale Processing of Carbon Nanotube Forests for High-performance, Flexible Composites

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