Flexible Electronics: High-Performance Magnetic Sensorics for Printable and Flexible Electronics (Adv. Mater. 5/2015) [PDF]
Daniil Karnaushenko+5 more
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This work presents an overview of the PTC‐VMD system for water‐hydrogen co‐generation. a) Illustration of the hydrogel‐based PTC membrane and the co‐generation of water and hydrogen. b) Structure of the PTC‐VMD system and the functions of each component layer.
Jiawei Sun+7 more
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Interconnection Technologies for Flexible Electronics: Materials, Fabrications, and Applications. [PDF]
Baruah RK, Yoo H, Lee EK.
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Special issue on advanced flexible electronics for sensing applications [Scanning the Issue] [PDF]
Robert H. Reuss+2 more
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Internal Temperature Evolution Metrology and Analytics in Li‐Ion Cells
This study investigates the non‐linear evolution of internal temperatures across diverse operating conditions, highlighting the disparities between internal and external measurements and the resulting thermal asymmetries. The coupled thermo‐electrochemical modeling framework provides a comprehensive analysis of various heat generation modes, examining ...
Anuththara S. J. Alujjage+5 more
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Continuous Spinning of High-Tough Hydrogel Fibers for Flexible Electronics by Using Regional Heterogeneous Polymerization. [PDF]
Wu S+6 more
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A flexible micro‐electrocorticography array with PEDOT:SS electrodes is shown to be compatible with ultra‐high magnetic field MRI up to 9.4 T. Multimodal brain monitoring is demonstrated by performing simultaneous blood oxygen level‐dependent functional MRI in parallel with electrophysiology.
Sagnik Middya+7 more
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Malodour classification with low-cost flexible electronics. [PDF]
Ozer E+23 more
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Extremely stretchable and conductive water-repellent coatings for low-cost ultra-flexible electronics [PDF]
Joseph E. Mates+4 more
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Bioresorbable and Wireless Rechargeable Implanted Na‐ion Battery for Temporary Medical Devices
An all‐solid‐state bioresorbable Na‐ion battery is developed, composed entirely of bio‐eliminable materials. In vivo and ex vivo tests confirmed harmless disintegration of this implanted battery. Lifetime of the implanted battery can be precisely controlled by adjusting the dissolvable encapsulation layer's thickness.
Vedi Kuyil Azhagan Muniraj+8 more
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