This review uncovers how laser-induced graphene enhances conductive materials, indicating significant advancements in flexibility and performance.
Laser-induced graphene (LIG) has matured from a laboratory curiosity into a versatile platform for fabricating porous, conductive carbon architectures directly on flexible polymers and bio-derived substrates. While prior reviews have...
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