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The integration of microchannels within structural composites enables a range of multifunctional responses such as thermal management and self-healing.

Moreover, the solid nature of SDC LiNaSO4 composites enables them more thermally stable at intermediate temperatures of 500 600 °C.

The pronounced PTC behavior of the AgNW/TRG/PVDF composites enables the materials to respond very rapidly to the changes in temperature.

The high capacity, good rate capability and excellent cycle performance of Fe2O3-RGO composites enable them a potential electrode material for SIBs.

The high aspect ratios of the carbon nanotubes in the as-processed composites enabled the formation of a conductive percolating network at concentrations below 0.1% by weight.

Mechanical testing results showed that the laser shock treated graphene/metal composites enable ultra-stability of strength and compressive residual stress, and excellent fatigue performance.

Tightly integrating sensing, actuation, and computation into composites could enable a new generation of truly smart material systems that can change their appearance and shape autonomously.

A Neyman-Pearson composite hypothesis test [43] enables a secondary user to distinguish between a legitimate PU and an attacker, considering some constraints on the miss probability of a positive detection.

Such a composite structure not only enables a highly pseudo-capacitive VO2 core to provide a large surface area for reversible Faradic redox reactions, but also uses a highly conductive PPy shell to suppress the dissolution of VO2, thus making the hybrid fiber a new state of fibrous electrode with exceptional specific capacitance and rate behavior.

Importantly, the bead format of such composite enables their straightforward separation from the reaction mixture in their application as a liquid-phase heterogeneous photodegradation catalyst.

This nanofiber-cell-hydrogel composite enables replication of the cellular and matrix architecture found in many natural tissues, offering a novel protocol for electrospun nanofibers in regenerative medicine and bioengineering.