Plasmonic Hot-Electron-Assisted Ultra-Stretchable Hydrogel Electrodes for Wearable Cardiovascular Monitoring and AI-Driven Predictive Analytics

Bangul Khan; Syed Bilal Ahmed; Bilawal Khan; Muhammad Shehzad Khan; Liangyi Lyu; Iyapan Gunasekran; Rafi-u-Shan Ahmad; Junchen Liao; Mohammad E Hosseini; Bee Luan Khoo

doi:10.1039/d5tb02743h

January 1, 2026Journal of Materials Chemistry B

Plasmonic Hot-Electron-Assisted Ultra-Stretchable Hydrogel Electrodes for Wearable Cardiovascular Monitoring and AI-Driven Predictive Analytics

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Key Points

The aim is to develop a hydrogel electrode that combines conductivity, mechanical resilience, and biocompatibility for wearable devices.
Engineered a plasmonic hot-electron-assisted conductive hydrogel
Evaluated conductivity and mechanical properties
Assessed biocompatibility for wearable applications
Achieved high electrical conductivity with mechanical resilience
Demonstrated biocompatibility suitable for skin applications
Enhanced performance for continuous cardiovascular monitoring

Implication

Reports enhanced conductivity and biocompatibility in wearable bioelectronics, suggesting improved cardiovascular monitoring.

Abstract

Wearable bioelectronics require materials that combine high conductivity, mechanical resilience, and biocompatibility, traits rarely achieved together. We report a plasmonic hotelectron-assisted conductive hydrogel (Ag-PEDOT: PSS-PAM) engineered for continuous wearable cardiovascular...

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Khan et al. (2026) studied this question.

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Plasmonic Hot-Electron-Assisted Ultra-Stretchable Hydrogel Electrodes for Wearable Cardiovascular Monitoring and AI-Driven Predictive Analytics

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