Wireless Bioelectronics A wireless pressure sensor is anchored onto the skull with a mechanically-compliant and robust hydrogel interface, which could effectively alleviate foreign body responses and mitigate the interfacial mechanical mismatch, and enhance the efficacy of the wireless pressure sensing. More details can be found in article number 2400181 by Ji Liu and co-workers.
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