Sheldon Shi

Associate Professor

University of North Texas

United States

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Sheldon Shi is an Associate Professor at the University of North Texas, USA. His research focuses on advanced materials, particularly in the development of composites and innovative processing techniques involving natural fibers and biomass. Recent publications include studies on bacterial-reted hemp composites, photochromic materials, and the conversion of agricultural by-products into high-performance adhesives and supercapacitor electrodes.

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wonbong choi

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University of North Texas

UNITED STATES

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yan zhang

Research Assistant Professor

University of North Texas Health Science Center

UNITED STATES

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Sujata Mandal

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Texas State University

UNITED STATES

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Ranjit Gurav

Texas State University

UNITED STATES

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Michael Allen

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University of North Texas Health Science Center

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Stavros Avramidis

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The University of British Columbia

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Jeongyong Kim

Sungkyunkwan University

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Bacterial-Retted Hemp Fiber/PLA Composites

High-performance photochromic paper with lignocellulose and polyvinylpyrrolidone-tungsten trioxide nanoarchitectonics

Biomimetic Nanozyme Chemistry Transforms Soy Meal into High Strength and Multifunctional Adhesive

Effects of Pectinase on Bacterial Succession during Hemp Retting

Methacrylate-based shape manipulable wood with catalyst-free dynamic hemiacetal ester networks

Comparative Life Cycle Assessment of Bacterial and Thermochemical Retting of Hemp

A novel multiscale prediction strategy for simulating the progressive damage behavior of plain-woven bamboo fabrics reinforced epoxy resin composites

Pecan Shell-Derived Activated Carbon for High-Electrochemical Performance Supercapacitor Electrode

Programmable and Shape–Color Synchronous Dual-Response Wood with Thermal Stimulus

Effects of different oxidation systems on the interfacial properties of bamboo fiber/epoxy resin composites

Enhancing capacitive deionization for water desalination: the role of activated carbon in contaminant removal

Impact of gas concentrations on the self-activation of southern yellow pine during the pyrolysis process

The potential of self-activated carbon for adsorptive removal of toxic phenoxyacetic acid herbicide from water

Effect of morphological variation in three-dimensional multiwall carbon nanotubes as the host cathode material for high-performance rechargeable lithium–sulfur batteries

Energy and quality analysis of forced convection air-energy assisted solar timber drying

A high-performance, full-degradable bioinspired newspaper-based composite enhanced by borate ester bonds

Design of amphiphilic-function-aiding biopolymer adhesives for strong and durable underwater adhesion via a simple solvent-exchange approach

A review of fused filament fabrication of continuous natural fiber reinforced thermoplastic composites: Techniques and materials

Development of a strong and multifunctional soy protein-based adhesive with excellent coating and prepressing in wet state by constructing a radical polymerization and organic-inorganic mineralization bionic structure

Advances in desalination technology and its environmental and economic assessment

Achieving strong, stable, and durable underwater adhesives based on a simple and generic amino-acid-resembling design

A strong and biodegradable wood particles-based bioplastic modified by synergistically dynamic cross-linking with tannic acid and Fe3+

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wonbong choi

yan zhang

Sujata Mandal

Ranjit Gurav

Michael Allen

Stavros Avramidis

Jeongyong Kim

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