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Polymers & Soft Materials | Electronics

Protein-based polymer achieves green electronics

By Omar Fabian May 7, 2019
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Omar Fabián of MRS Bulletin interviews Alireza Dolatshahi-Pirouz of the Technical University of Denmark about the use of silk to fabricate eco-friendly electronics. Read the article in Advanced Science.

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