Prof. Zhenan Bao et al developed a materials design strategy for low-voltage DEAs and demonstrate a proof-of-concept array of haptic actuators for future wearable electronics or soft robotics.
Read more about A skin-inspired high-κ self-healing polymer for low-voltage dielectric elastomer actuators (DEAs)https://mailchi.mp/42fdfc338095/ewear-newsletter-august-082726…
Read more about August 2026Prof. Zhenan Bao et al demonstrate a skin-conformal, electrolyte-gated-organic field-effect transistor (EG-OFET) bioelectronic sensor with cortisol detection sensitivity down to picomolar concentration.
Read more about Biofunctionalized polymer semiconductors toward soft and stretchable transistor-based biosensorshttps://mailchi.mp/11ab143f90c9/ewear-newsletter-july-073026…
Read more about July 2026Read more about Fetal monitoring for high-risk pregnancies using a wearable ultrasound patch
Prof. Sheng Xu et al reported UPatch that adheres to the maternal abdomen to visualize fetal anatomy and measure continuous fetal heart rate and blood flow without a sonographer.
Read more about Fetal monitoring for high-risk pregnancies using a wearable ultrasound patchhttps://mailchi.mp/ec9022510ad8/ewear-newsletter-june-062926…
Read more about June 2026Read more about Ensuring the future of Atlantic bluefin tuna
Prof. Vivian Feig et al present a design framework and then examine how it guides development of functional devices delivered as flowable precursors that then assemble into macroscopic, tissue-conformal devices at the target site, enabling minimally invasive implantation.
Read more about A design framework for in situ-forming medical devices: From drug delivery to tissue regeneration and bioelectronicshttps://mailchi.mp/2d9d3fd0ad79/ewear-newsletter-may-050626…
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