CINCINATTI – A team from the University of Cincinatti (UC) has collaborated with the Wright-Patterson US Air Force to research the potential for carbon nanotubes to be used as threads for smart fabrics.
UC’s College of Engineering and Applied Science has a five-year agreement with the Air Force Research Laboratory to develop strong and electrically conductive materials that can enhance the apparel of military personnel.
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