Dielectric elastomers: Stretching the capabilities of energy harvesting
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Ron Pelrine | Harsha Prahlad | Annjoe Wong-Foy | Brian McCoy | Roy D. Kornbluh | Joseph S. Eckerle | Tom Low | R. Pelrine | R. Kornbluh | J. Eckerle | A. Wong-Foy | Brian McCoy | H. Prahlad | Susan Kim | T. Low | Susan Kim
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