Imprinting “sticky” features on the surfaces of common non-sticky flexible materials, such as
paper, textile, and polymeric films produces a myriad of adhesive tapes that we use in our …

With the recent great progress made in flexible and wearable electronic materials, the
upcoming next generation of skin-mountable and implantable smart devices holds extensive …

Recently, multilevel structural carbon aerogels are deemed as attractive candidates for
microwave absorbing materials. Nevertheless, excessive stack and agglomeration for low …

Electronic skins (e‐skins) have attracted great attention for their applications in disease
diagnostics, soft robots, and human–machine interaction. The integration of high sensitivity …

An ultrahigh-performance multi-functional sensor integrating strain, temperature and
humidity sensing has been investigated. The sensing medium is only composed of carbon …

Piezoresistive strain sensors dominate the field of soft elastomer sensors, with many
interesting findings and applications. Nevertheless, the methods of characterizing the …

Grand challenges exist in the fabrication of robust skin electronics that are resistant to water
interference, which can play vital roles in healthcare and lifesaving in activities such as …

The development of flexible and stretchable multi-functional sensors addresses the
requirements for applications in fields of electronic skins, artificial intelligence, and …

High-performance flexible and wearable strain sensors for human motion detection have
been widely investigated recently. Here, we report a flexible strain sensor with ultra-high …

Self-healable flexible sensing materials are extensively investigated for their potential use in
human motion detection, healthcare monitoring, and other fields. However, the existing self …