Carbon is one of the basic elements for life on Earth. It exists in diverse allotropic forms while
being different in chemical and physical properties. The best well-known natural allotropes …

This review paper summarizes the current state-of-art and challenges for the future
developments of fiber-reinforced composites for structural applications with multifunctional …

This paper reviews recent developments in carbon fibers. Intensive studies focus on
relationships among processing conditions, chemical/physical structures and tensile …

This review summarizes progress on structural composites with carbon nanotube (CNT)
fibres. It starts by analyzing their development towards a macroscopic ensemble of …

The direct-spinning method of creation of CNT macroassemblies has received a lot of
attention because of its simplicity to produce high-performance material without apparent …

A carbon nanotube fiber is formed by interlocking carbon nanotubes that are perfectly
aligned to give a continuous long fiber. The production of neat carbon nanotube fibers has …

There have been a number of theoretical and experimental studies on tensile properties of
carbon nanotubes (CNT), reporting the Young's modulus of the individual CNT up to 1 TPa …

Investigations into carbon nanotube fibers as not only structural reinforcement materials but
also standalone or embedded strain/damage, thermal, atmospheric and biochemical …

Carbon nanotube (CNT) based continuous fiber, a CNT assembly that could potentially
retain the superb properties of individual CNTs on a macroscopic scale, belongs to a …

Flexible strain sensors with good linear sensitivity, mechanical compatibility with systems
and robustness over repeated usages are very desirable in wearable electronics, smart …