With the increasing demand for wearable electronic products, there is a pressing need to
develop electronic devices that seamlessly conform to the contours of the human body while …

Electrospun nanofibers have become an important component in fabricating flexible
electronic devices because of their permeability, flexibility, stretchability, and conformability …

Flexible strain sensors capable of acquiring tiny mechanical signals and attaching to various
irregular surfaces are becoming prevalent in physiological measurement, soft robotics, and …

Recent advancements in biomaterials have significantly impacted wearable health
monitoring, creating opportunities for personalized and non-invasive health assessments …

Printable, stretchable, and highly conductive metal conductors have emerged as potentially
promising interconnects in the field of soft electronics. However, current techniques relying …

The rapid growth of wearable technology and artificial intelligence has driven a transition
from traditional rigid electronic components to more comfortable and adaptable textile-based …

Self-powered human motion electronic skins (E-skins) hold significant potential for intelligent
sports, healthcare, and human–machine interactions. However, the limited permeability to …

Tattoo-like electronics heralds the amalgamation of electronics with the human body,
representing a breakthrough in healthcare by empowering continuous monitoring and …

The advent of wearable sensors heralds a transformation in the continuous, noninvasive
analysis of biomarkers critical for disease diagnosis and fitness management. Yet, their …

We have explored the potential of poly (dopamine)(PDA) thin films as versatile, high
resolution conformal photoresists, using catalytic photoreduction of silver ions to …