Computational screening of bioinspired mixed ionic-electronic conductors

Tristan Stephens-Jones; Micaela Matta

doi:10.1039/d5ta10351g

January 1, 2026Journal of Materials Chemistry AOpen Access

Computational screening of bioinspired mixed ionic-electronic conductors

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To explore the potential of bioinspired mixed conducting polymers for advanced electronic applications.
Conduct computational screening of various bioinspired materials
Evaluate their conductance properties in different electronic applications
Analyze data to identify promising candidates for specific uses
Identified new materials with enhanced ionic-electronic conductivity
Demonstrated improved performance metrics for neuromorphic and transient electronics applications
Featured results suggest practical pathways for implementing these materials in bioelectronics.

Implication

Computational analysis uncovers new bioinspired conductors for electronics, suggesting improved performance in applications.

Abstract

In recent years, organic mixed conducting polymers and small systems have shown great potential in bioelectronics, neuromorphic devices and transient electronics. Current mixed conducting materials are mostly derived from pre-existing...

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Stephens-Jones et al. (2026) studied this question.

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