The field of postoperative care has seen a remarkable shift toward the utilization of
electronic implantable devices, including sensors, biosensors, stimulators, and drug delivery …

Engineered living systems (ELSs) represent purpose‐driven assemblies of living
components, encompassing cells, biomaterials, and active agents, intricately designed to …

Neural-electronic interfaces through delivering electroceuticals to lesions and modulating
pathological endogenous electrical environments offer exciting opportunities to treat drug …

Recent advances in non-invasive technologies have shown disruptive potential for
biomedical applications. However, while surgically non-invasive, they may introduce other …

Achieving long-term stable monitoring of neural signals and on-demand feedback electrical
stimulation in a closed-loop manner is essential for personalized diagnosis and treatment of …

Ammonium level in body fluids serves as one of the critical biomarkers for healthcare,
especially those relative to liver diseases. The continuous and real-time monitoring in both …

Inspired by natural organisms, actuators have shown great promise for small swimming
robots. However, previous single-stimulus-driven studies have limited their effectiveness in …

Optimizing mechanical adhesion to specific human tissue types is a field of research that
has gained increasing attention over the past two decades due to its utility for diagnostics …

Wireless electrical stimulation devices have gained considerable attention due to their
potential to offer therapeutic benefits in various medical applications, including pain …