In the last years, the development of new materials as well as advanced fabrication
techniques have enabled the transformation of electronics from bulky rigid structures into …

Flexible electronics have attracted great attention with the enhanced flexibility of electronic
devices, which could be used as flexible sensors, flexible batteries, electronic skin, soft …

Flexible chemiresistive gas sensors have attracted growing interest due to their capability in
real-time and rapid detection of gas. However, the performance of gas sensors has long …

Glioma is one of the primary malignant brain tumours in adults, with a poor prognosis.
Pharmacological reagents targeting glioma are limited to achieve the desired therapeutic …

Advances in wearable technology promise effective strategies to improve the management
of patients, particularly systematic wound monitoring tools combined with wireless …

Liquid metal (LM)‐based soft and wearable sensors have great potential for applications in
human motion monitoring and human‐machine interfaces. To avoid smearing of exposed …

The ideal epidermal electronics is desired to be comfortable to wear (eg, imperceptible and
breathable), simple to prepare without losing functionality. But real epidermal electronics …

Abstract Electronic tattoos (E-tattoos), imparting electrical functions to skin imperceptibly, are
attractive for future biomedical engineering applications. However, it is still challenging to …

A green textile‐based conductor with controllable electrical resistance change with
deformation and transiency (ie, dissolution in water) will be the holy grail in wearable …

Electronics and mechatronics waste is an exponentially increasing environmental issue,
especially for wearable devices, due to their widespread diffusion into society and short life …