Dynamic materials inspired by cephalopods
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Rylan Kautz | Long Phan | Alon A. Gorodetsky | Erica M. Leung | Kyle L. Naughton | Yegor Van Dyke | Kyle L Naughton | A. Gorodetsky | Long Phan | Rylan Kautz | E. M. Leung
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