Modern sports activities have increasingly benefited from the development of
nanotechnology, which is extensively applied in various sports events and associated …

Hydrogels are excellent options for strain sensors as they can stretch, endure mechanical
stress, and possess multifunctional qualities. Resistive sensors are particularly promising …

PEDOT: PSS hydrogel-based bioelectronic interfaces have gained significant attention in
various fields including biomedical devices, wearable devices, and epidermal electronics …

With the growing demand for eco-friendly materials in wearable smart electronic devices,
renewable, biocompatible, and low-cost hydrogels based on natural polymers have …

Fabricating polymeric composites with desirable characteristics for electronic applications is
a complex and costly process. Digital light processing (DLP) 3D printing emerges as a …

In this study, we present a nanocomposite hydrogel designed for skin motion sensing. The
hydrogel is based on poly (acrylamide) crosslinked with gold nanoparticles covalently …

It is urgent to develop high-performance conductive hydrogels that simultaneously exhibit
high biocompatibility, mechanical robustness, exceptional conductivity and frost resistance …

The healing of bone defects after debridement in medication‐related osteonecrosis of the
jaw (MRONJ) is a challenging medical condition with impaired angiogenesis, susceptible …

The low electrical conductivity of conductive hydrogels limits their applications as soft
conductors in bioelectronics. This low conductivity originates from the high water content of …

Addressing the conflict between achieving elevated mechanical stretchability and
environmental adaptability is significant to a breakthrough in the practical application of …