Small Methods,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: Dec. 8, 2024
Abstract
Electrorheological
fluids
(ERF)
have
garnered
significant
attention
for
their
potential
to
provide
actuation
on
demand.
Similarly,
developing
stimuli‐responsive
printable
inks
flexible
electronics
is
also
gaining
antecedence.
However,
a
material
that
demonstrates
both
functionalities
far
and
few.
Accordingly,
ink
made
using
silylated
carbon
nanofiber
(SiCNF)‐polydimethylsiloxane
(PDMS).
The
viscosity
of
the
increased
by
43%,
when
subjected
an
electric
field
(
E
).
Robust
stability
20
cycles
under
=
300
V
mm
−1
noted.
yield
stress
(τ
y
)
value
1600%
600
compared
zero‐field
stress.
Applying
temperature
with
further
τ
.
In
absence
E,
applying
not
only
slowed
down
relaxation
modulus
but
counterintuitively
augmented
extent
sluggishness
increase
in
temperature.
A
comprehensive
study
waiting
time
indicated
structure
build‐up
within
composition
happening
as
increases.
time‐temperature
time‐waiting
superposition
principle
applied
predict
long‐term
behavior
inks.
Further,
printability
index
check
studied
used
printing
designs
direct
writing.
printed
demonstrated
pressure
sensing
capability
sensitivity
6.3%/kPa
stable
over
60
cycles.
Advanced Healthcare Materials,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: Sept. 17, 2024
Abstract
The
rapid
advancements
in
artificial
intelligence,
micro‐nano
manufacturing,
and
flexible
electronics
technology
have
unleashed
unprecedented
innovation
opportunities
for
applying
sensors
healthcare,
wearable
devices,
human–computer
interaction.
human
body's
tactile
perception
involves
physical
parameters
such
as
pressure,
temperature,
humidity,
all
of
which
play
an
essential
role
maintaining
health.
Inspired
by
the
sensory
function
skin,
many
bionic
been
developed
to
simulate
skin's
various
stimuli
are
widely
applied
health
monitoring.
Given
urgent
requirements
sensing
performance
integration
field
devices
monitoring,
here
is
a
timely
overview
recent
advances
multi‐functional
It
covers
fundamental
components
categorizes
them
based
on
different
response
mechanisms,
including
resistive,
capacitive,
voltage,
other
types.
Specifically,
application
these
area
monitoring
highlighted.
Based
this,
extended
dual/triple‐mode
integrating
temperature
presented.
Finally,
challenges
discussed.
Journal of Semiconductors,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
46(1), P. 011607 - 011607
Published: Jan. 1, 2025
Abstract
With
the
rapid
development
of
internet
things
(IoT)
and
wearable
electronics,
role
flexible
sensors
is
becoming
increasingly
irreplaceable,
due
to
their
ability
process
convert
information
acquisition.
Two-dimensional
(2D)
materials
have
been
widely
welcomed
by
researchers
as
sensitive
layers,
which
broadens
range
application
advantages
large
specific
surface
area,
tunable
energy
bands,
controllable
thickness
at
atomic
level,
stable
mechanical
properties,
excellent
optoelectronic
properties.
This
review
focuses
on
five
different
types
2D
for
monitoring
pressure,
humidity,
sound,
gas,
so
on,
realize
recognition
conversion
human
body
environmental
signals.
Meanwhile,
main
problems
possible
solutions
based
layers
are
summarized.
Bioengineering,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
11(4), P. 358 - 358
Published: April 6, 2024
In
recent
years,
the
proliferation
of
wearable
healthcare
devices
has
marked
a
revolutionary
shift
in
personal
health
monitoring
and
management
paradigm.
These
devices,
ranging
from
fitness
trackers
to
advanced
biosensors,
have
not
only
made
more
accessible,
but
also
transformed
way
individuals
engage
with
their
data.
By
continuously
signs,
physical-based
biochemical-based
such
as
heart
rate
blood
glucose
levels,
technology
offers
insights
into
human
health,
enabling
proactive
rather
than
reactive
approach
healthcare.
This
towards
personalized
empowers
knowledge
tools
make
informed
decisions
about
lifestyle
medical
care,
potentially
leading
earlier
detection
issues
tailored
treatment
plans.
review
presents
fabrication
methods
flexible
applications
care.
The
potential
challenges
future
prospectives
are
discussed.
Accounts of Chemical Research,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: Jan. 8, 2025
ConspectusThe
emergence
of
two-dimensional
(2D)
materials,
such
as
graphene,
transition-metal
dichalcogenides
(TMDs),
and
hexagonal
boron
nitride
(h-BN),
has
sparked
significant
interest
due
to
their
unique
physicochemical,
optical,
electrical,
mechanical
properties.
Furthermore,
atomically
thin
nature
enables
flexibility,
high
sensitivity,
simple
integration
onto
flexible
substrates,
paper
plastic.The
surface
chemistry
a
nanomaterial
determines
many
its
properties,
chemical
catalytic
activity.
The
electronic
properties
can
also
be
modified
by
through
changes
in
charge
transfer
or
the
presence
states.
Surface
defects
functional
groups
act
trap
sites
for
excitons,
hence
affecting
optical
stability
dispersibility
nanomaterials
colloidal
dispersions
well
biocompatibility
toxicity.
In
addition,
dictates
how
interact
with
biological
systems,
influencing
cellular
uptake,
immune
response,
biodistribution,
name
few
examples.
It
is,
therefore,
crucial
able
produce
2D
materials
tunable
match
target
applications.Because
dimensionality,
easily
functionalized
noncovalent
covalent
approaches.
This
review
delves
into
role
supramolecular
chemistry,
which
is
based
on
interactions,
achieving
stable
highly
concentrated
water-based
specific
chemistry.In
particular,
we
provide
an
overview
recent
progress
made
our
group
field
solution-processed
produced
liquid-phase
exfoliation
pyrene
derivatives
used
receptors.
We
highlight
relationship
between
structure
derivative
stabilizer
concentration,
stability,
lateral
size
thickness
distributions
nanosheets.
Subsequently,
give
short
applications
enabled
approach
printed
electronics,
sensing,
bioelectronics,
biomedical
field.
show
that
careful
design
us
achieve
excellent
material
medium,
essential
accurately
assess
effects.
seminal
case
studies
use
cationic
graphene
therapeutics
lysosomal
storage
disorders,
TMD
nanosheets
trained
immunity
immune-compatible
nanoplatforms,
traceable
at
single-cell
tissue
(suborgan)
levels.This
Account
aims
comprehensive
guide
readers
potential
tailored
chemistry.
expected
extremely
attractive
applications,
from
engineering
energy
devices,
so
hope
this
will
drive
further
efforts
advancements
ultimately
leading
practical
applications.
Advanced Materials,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: Jan. 16, 2025
Abstract
As
human‐machine
interface
hardware
advances,
better
sensors
are
required
to
detect
signals
from
different
stimuli.
Among
numerous
technologies,
humidity
critical
for
applications
across
sectors,
including
environmental
monitoring,
food
production,
agriculture,
and
healthcare.
Current
rely
on
materials
that
absorb
moisture,
which
can
take
some
time
equilibrate
with
the
surrounding
environment,
thus
slowing
their
temporal
response
limiting
applications.
Here,
this
challenge
is
tackled
by
combining
a
nanogap
electrode
(NGE)
architecture
chicked
egg‐derived
albumen
as
moisture‐absorbing
component.
The
offer
inexpensive
manufacturing,
high
responsivity,
ultra‐fast
response,
selectivity
within
relative
range
of
10–70%
RH.
Specifically,
egg
albumen‐based
sensor
showed
negligible
relevant
interfering
species
remained
specific
water
moisture
room‐temperature
responsivity
1.15
×
10
4
.
nm‐short
interelectrode
distance
(circa
20
nm)
NGE
enables
fast
rise/fall
times
10/28
ms,
respectively,
making
devices
fastest
reported
date
based
biomaterial.
By
leveraging
these
features,
non‐contact
sensing
real‐time
respiratory
cycle
monitoring
suitable
diagnosing
chronic
diseases
such
sleep
apnea,
asthma,
pulmonary
disease
demonstrated.
2D Materials,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
12(2), P. 023001 - 023001
Published: Jan. 20, 2025
Abstract
The
Graphene
Flagship
aimed
at
demonstrating
the
viability
and
performance
of
graphene
in
e-textile
applications
where
mechanical
properties
such
as
flexibility
stretchability
well
sustainability
have
a
crucial
role.
In
this
perspective
we
will
discuss
work
on
GRM-containing
conductive
textile
fibres,
yarns,
fabrics
for
e-textiles
GRM-based
functionalities
applications.
Particular
focus
is
put
fabrication
textiles
through
two
different
methods,
namely
printing
direct
incorporation
GRM
into
fibres
characterization
corresponding
materials
building
blocks.
related
market
study
it
was
concluded
that
most
promising
opportunities
would
be
found
heating
sensor
hence
demonstrators
these
were
pursued.
We
investigated
application
based
material
various
functional
concepts
like
heating,
graphene-based
pressure
sensors
respiration
sensors,
dry
electrodes.
Eventually
an
appealing
wearable
T-shirt
demonstrator
with
ECG
monitoring
successfully
realized.
For
future
applications,
development
printed
electronic
components,
transistors
diodes
already
on-going
can
anticipated
to
contribute
next
generation
devices
circuits
other
2D
materials.
