In the era of Internet-of-things, many things can stay connected; however, biological
systems, including those necessary for human health, remain unable to stay connected to …

Conductive hydrogels (CHs) for flexible bioelectronic devices have raised great attention
due to their tunable mechanical performances, adhesion, anti‐swelling, and …

Hydrogels have emerged as powerful building blocks to develop various soft bioelectronics
because of their tissue‐like mechanical properties, superior bio‐compatibility, the ability to …

Advanced sensation and actuation abilities of various living organisms in nature have
inspired researchers to design bioinspired self‐sensing soft actuators. However, the majority …

As wearable sensors advance rapidly, demands for multifunctional conductive soft materials
are ever higher, including high stretchability, resilience, adhesiveness and stability …

Conductive hydrogels are considered as an ideal candidate for next-generation electronic
skin due to their excellent softness and conductivity. In particular, the collagen-based …

In recent years, flexible wearable electronics have been widely used in smart wearable
devices, micro-robots, and sensors due to their seamless integration with the human body …

With the rapid development of intelligent wearable technology, multimodal tactile sensors
capable of data acquisition, decoupling of intermixed signals, and information processing …

High-performance ion-conducting hydrogels (ICHs) are vital for develo** flexible
electronic devices. However, the robustness and ion-conducting behavior of ICHs …

The stretchable conductive materials with adjustable electromagnetic interference (EMI)
shielding performance and other multifunctional integrated applications are remarkably …