The flexoelectricity describes the contribution of the linear couplings between the electric
polarization and strain gradient and between polarization gradient and strain to the …

Flexoelectricity refers to the mechanical-electro coupling between strain gradient and
electric polarization, and conversely, the electro-mechanical coupling between electric field …

Ferroelectricity usually fades away as materials are thinned down below a critical value. We
reveal that the unique ionic-potential anharmonicity can induce spontaneous in-plane …

Flexoelectricity is a property of all dielectric materials whereby they polarize in response to
deformation gradients such as those produced by bending,,,,. Although it is generally …

Because of the flexoelectric effect, dielectric materials usually polarize in response to a
strain gradient. Soft materials are good candidates for develo** a large strain gradient …

The triboelectric effect, charge transfer during sliding, is well established but the
thermodynamic driver is not well understood. We hypothesize here that flexoelectric …

The flexoelectric effect, as a novel form of the electromechanical coupling phenomenon, has
attracted significant attention in the fields of materials science and electronic devices. It …

Materials are of prime importance for designing and manufacturing structures and
components in numerous industries, including aviation, aerospace, military, automotive …

Flexoelectricity is a universal electromechanical coupling effect whereby all dielectric
materials polarise in response to strain gradients. In particular, nanoscale flexoelectricity …

Flexoelectricity, a universal electromechanical coupling phenomenon, has triggered new
feasibilities of advancements in functional materials, especially for nanoscale materials. The …