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National Science Foundation CAREER award

Smart Fabrics / Innovation

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A Washington State University scientist, Hang Liu, is working to create a process that makes intrinsically conductive polymers ‘spinnable’ in manufacturing thanks to a new National Science Foundation CAREER award.

Project That Will ‘Spin’ Polymers to Weave Smart Wearables

A Washington State University project is in the works to create high tech fabrics by making conductive polymers ‘spinnable’ for manufacturing.

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