Wearable sensors provide continuous physiological information and measure deviations
from healthy baselines, resulting in the potential to personalize health management and …

Invasive methods such as blood collection and biopsy are commonly used for testing liver
and kidney function, which are painful, time-consuming, require trained personnel, and may …

Respiration and body temperature are largely influenced by the highly contagious influenza
virus, which poses persistent global public health challenges. Here, we present a wireless …

NH3 gas in human exhaled breath contains abundant physiological information related to
human health, especially chronic kidney disease (CKD). Unfortunately, up to now, most …

A wearable glove-based sensor is a portable and practical approach for onsite
detection/monitoring of a variety of chemical threats. Herein, we report a flexible and …

Traditional organic‐based chemiresistive sensors have been a key area of research due to
their portability, low power consumption, low cost, turnability, and possibility for …

Breath analysis and monitoring have emerged as pivotal components in both clinical
research and daily health management, particularly in addressing the global health …

The advent of the Internet of Things and smart applications such as smart cities, smart health
care, and smart electronics will require the use of a vast array of sensors. Sensors are a key …

Nano-bioelectronics, which blend the precision of nanotechnology with the complexity of
biological systems, are evolving with innovations such as silicon nanowires, carbon …

Hydrophilic cellulosic materials exhibit extraordinary effectiveness on sensitivity of humidity.
However, the fibril network in fiber walls hinders both permeability and desorption of water …