The Internet of Things is the result of the convergence of sensing, computing, and networking technologies, allowing devices of varying sizes and computational capabilities (things) to intercommunicate.
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Efficient Electrodes for Metal–Air Batteries
A new strategy to overcome the current limitation on sluggish reaction kinetics of the air cathode in Mg–air batteries from Dr. Chong Cheng and Prof. Rainer Haag at Freie Universität in Berlin.
Low-Cost Printing of Conductive Copper Electrodes for Flexible Electronics
Sintering metal-organic decomposition inks at low temperatures for printed electronics applications.
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A Highly Sensitive Strain Sensor for Electronic Skins [Video]
Laser direct writing is used to fabricate the sensor, eliminating the need for post-synthesis steps.
Hall of Fame Highlight: Kilwon Cho
Kilwon Cho is a materials scientist who hopes to see his research on organic electronics applied in everyday life.
Recycling of Paper-based Electronics for a Sustainable World
Recyclable, paper-based electronic circuits that reduce pollution and save on resources.
Sensing Glucose while Sweating
A wearable electronic device that can monitor glucose levels alongside vital signs adds another dimension to personalized health management.
Stretchable And Biocompatible Physical Sensing Platforms For Monitoring Human Physiology
Flexible physical sensing platforms for wearable electronics, soft robotics, and real-time healthcare monitoring.
Morning Ritual Inspires MOF-based Biosensors
Coffee-ring effect inspires oriented self-assembly of metal–organic frameworks for sweat biosensors.
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