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            Additive Manufacturing                                             AM-CFRP structures for EMWA properties



            and geometry, facilitating the fabrication of complex,   Ethics approval and consent to participate
            graded, and multifunctional absorbers. The ability to
            precisely engineer fiber orientation, filler distribution,   Not applicable.
            and metamaterial-inspired designs has significantly   Consent for publication
            improved EMWA efficiency while maintaining structural
            integrity. Furthermore, integrating conductive and   Not applicable.
            magnetic nanofillers within CFRP matrices has expanded   Availability of data
            the possibilities for developing lightweight, high-
            strength absorbers suitable for aerospace, defense, and   Not applicable.
            telecommunications applications. This review consolidates
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