Flexible and wearable electronics have recently gained considerable research interest due
to their potential applications in personal healthcare, electronic skins, and human–machine …

In the past decade, flexible physical sensors have attracted great attention due to their wide
applications in many emerging areas including health-monitoring, human–machine …

The dissemination of sensors is key to realizing a sustainable,'intelligent'world, where
everyday objects and environments are equipped with sensing capabilities to advance the …

Conductive nanocomposites are often piezoresistive, displaying significant changes in
resistance upon deformation, making them ideal for use as strain and pressure sensors …

Printed networks of 2D nanosheets have found a range of applications in areas including
electronic devices, energy storage systems and sensors. For example, the ability to print …

Abstract Two-dimensional (2D) materials have sought intensive research attention from
diverse scientific disciplines due to their unique and exciting properties. The most well …

Printed strain sensors will be important in applications such as wearable devices, which
monitor breathing and heart function. Such sensors need to combine high sensitivity and low …

Nanotechnology has led to the realisation of many potential Internet of Things devices that
can be transformative with regards to future healthcare development. However, there is an …

Kirigami structures are increasingly popular in wearable devices due to their exceptional
properties. However, their mechanical robustness and anti-impact properties during …

The environmental impact of plastic waste has had a profound effect on our livelihoods and
there is a need for future plastic‐based epidermal electronics to trend toward more …