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A new binderless thick-film piezoelectric paste by COTTON, Darryl P. J, CHAPPELL, Paul H, CRANNY, Andy, WHITE, Neil M

“…This paper presents an investigation into a screen printable piezoelectric paste formulated from a blend of PZT-Pz29 powders of different mean particle size…”
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Extended cyclic uniaxial loading of stretchable gold thin-films on elastomeric substrates by Graz, Ingrid M., Cotton, Darryl P. J., Lacour, Stéphanie P.

“…Gold thin-films (50 nm thick) on silicone membranes are reversibly stretchable. They exhibit continuous electrical conduction when pulled and relaxed by tens…”
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A Multifunctional Capacitive Sensor for Stretchable Electronic Skins by Cotton, D., Graz, I.M., Lacour, S.P.

“…We present a stretchable and multifunctional capacitive sensor made of gold thin films embedded in silicone rubber. The mechanical compliance of the gold films…”
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Silicone substrate with in situ strain relief for stretchable thin-film transistors by Graz, Ingrid M., Cotton, Darryl P. J., Robinson, Adam, Lacour, Stéphanie P.

“…We have manufactured stretchable thin-film transistors and interconnects directly onto an engineered silicone matrix with localized and graded mechanical…”
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A Novel Thick-Film Piezoelectric Slip Sensor for a Prosthetic Hand by Cotton, D.P.J., Chappell, P.H., Cranny, A., White, N.M., Beeby, S.P.

“…The ability to mimic the tactile feedback exhibited by the human hand in an artificial limb is considered advantageous in the automatic control of new…”
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Extended cyclic uniaxial loading of stretchable gold thin-filmson elastomeric substrates by Graz, Ingrid M., Cotton, Darryl P. J., Lacour, Stéphanie P.

“…Gold thin-films ( 50 nm thick ) on silicone membranes are reversibly stretchable. They exhibit continuous electrical conduction when pulled and relaxed by tens…”
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Sensory motor systems of artificial and natural hands by Chappell, Paul H, Cranny, Andy, Cotton, Darryl P.J, White, Neil M, Beeby, Steve P

“…Abstract The surgeon Ambroise Paré designed an anthropomorphic hand for wounded soldiers in the 16th century. Since that time, there have been advances in…”
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