Saeideh Alipoori @CFL
Saeideh Alipoori has joined the CFL as a postdoctoral researcher (07.2024). We wish her the best of luck.
Continue reading →Saeideh Alipoori has joined the CFL as a postdoctoral researcher (07.2024). We wish her the best of luck.
Continue reading →Vishwa Pratap Singh has joined the CFL as a postdoctoral researcher (04.2024). We wish the best of luck to him.
Continue reading →Samet Akçimen has joined the CFL as a graduate student (01.2024). We wish the best of luck to him.
Continue reading →Sk Rahat Ali has joined to the CFL as a graduate student. We wish best of the luck to him.
Continue reading →Maliha Rahman has joined to the CFL as a graduate student. We wish best of the luck to her.
Continue reading →Muhammad Zain Siddiqui M.Sc., successfully defended his M.Sc. thesis entitled “Polarization maintaining and spectral filtering properties of hollow-core optical fibers for near-infrared region” on August 6, 2024. We wish him success in his future career and life.
Continue reading →Md Sazid Bin Sadeque successfully defended his M.Sc. thesis entitled “Thermal drawing of low-dimensional material-integrated triboelectric fibers for healthcare applications” on July 17, 2024. We wish him success in his future career and life.
Continue reading →Arda Kurucu successfully defended his M.Sc. thesis entitled “Metal oxide nanoparticle coatings for enhanced mechanical and chemical properties of glass fibers” on January 19, 2024. We wish him success in his future career and life.
Continue reading →Our artwork for “Self-Poled Piezoelectric Nanocomposite Fiber Sensors for Wireless Monitoring of Physiological Signals” is published as the cover of the latest ACS Applied Materials & Interfaces. The link for the publication is: https://pubs.acs.org/doi/10.1021/acsami.4c04908 Scalable fabrication of low-dimensional material integrated piezoelectric fibers opens new paths for high-performance physical sensing in biomedical applications. This work reports…
Continue reading →Our artwork for “Graphene Nanoplatelet Integrated Thermally Drawn PVDF Triboelectric Nanocomposite Fibers for Extreme Environmental Conditions” was accepted as the front inside cover in the Advanced Electronic Materials. Nanocomposite Triboelectric Fibers Thermal drawing is a promising method for the large-scale production of kilometer-long electronic fibers. In article number 2300643, Mustafa Ordu and co-workers showcase an effective approach…
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