Touch stimulated pulse generation in biomimetic single-layer graphene.

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Touch stimulated pulse generation in biomimetic single-layer graphene.

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Touch stimulated pulse generation in biomimetic single-layer graphene.

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Touch stimulated pulse generation in biomimetic single-layer graphene.

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Touch stimulated pulse generation in biomimetic single-layer graphene.

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Touch stimulated pulse generation in biomimetic single-layer graphene.

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Dongpyo Jang

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Eunseok Choi

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Hyunsuk Chun

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Jungbong Choi

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Kyeongwon Cho

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Onejae Sul

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Seung-Beck Lee

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Sungwoo Chun

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10.1039/C5NR07115A

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Wanjun Park

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2016-01-21T00:00:00Z

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