Acknowledgment
HJQ acknowledges the support of AFOSR grants (FA9550- 19-1-0151 and FA9550-20-1-0306; Dr. B.-L. “Les” Lee, Program Manager). HJQ also acknowledges the gift funds from HP, Inc. and Northrop Grumman Corporation. CDA acknowledges the support from Paper Science & Engineering Fellowship.
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