Carbon ablators with porosity designed for enhanced aerospace thermal protection

@inproceedings{Poloni2021CarbonAW,
  title={Carbon ablators with porosity designed for enhanced aerospace thermal protection},
  author={Erik Poloni and Florian Bouville and Alexander L. Schmid and Pedro I.B.G.B. Pelissari and Victor Carlos Pandolfelli and Marcelo L.C. Sousa and Elena Tervoort and George E Christidis and Valery Shklover and Juerg Leuthold and Andr{\'e} R. Studart},
  year={2021}
}
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