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Nature Inspired Optimal Design of Heat Conveying Networks for Advanced Fiber-Reinforced Composites
A concept of composite materials reinforced by branching micro or nanotubes optimized for both heat transfer and strength of the material is presented. Numerous examples of reinforcement by branched fibers in cells, tissues and organs of plants and animals are studied. It is shown orientation of th
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