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Functional Hydrogels for Wearable Electronics
Macromolecular Chemistry and PhysicsAbstractFunctionalâhydrogelâbased wearable sensors are a rapidly evolving field in the modern era due to their various attractive features. Functional hydrogels have a great ability for multiple applications because of their unusual combination of biocompatibility, flexibility, and responsiveness to different stimuli.
Adnan Zameer +4 more
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Nature Nanotechnology, 2017
Hollow, nanoscale metal filaments in open-mesh architectures provide soft, shape-conformal electrical interfaces to the skin as the basis for high-precision, irritation-free sensing platforms.
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Hollow, nanoscale metal filaments in open-mesh architectures provide soft, shape-conformal electrical interfaces to the skin as the basis for high-precision, irritation-free sensing platforms.
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A Focus on Wearable Electronics
British Journal of Mathematics & Computer Science, 2017K Arunlal, S Sridhar
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From molecular to supramolecular electronics
Nature Reviews Materials, 2021Hongliang Chen, J Fraser Stoddart
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A review of textile dye-sensitized solar cells for wearable electronics
Ionics (Kiel), 2022T. M. W. J. Bandara +2 more
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Organic mixed conductors for bioinspired electronics
Nature Reviews Materials, 2023Paschalis Gkoupidenis +2 more
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