Demonstrates high stretchability and electrical stability in wearable bioelectronics, indicating a promising solution for strain sensing applications.
Conductive polymer xerogels provide a promising route toward mechanically stable and water-independent alternatives to conventional hydrogels for wearable bioelectronics. However, achieving high stretchability, mechanical robustness, and stable electrical performance in...
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