Thermoelectric materials are promising in relieving the energy crisis concerning harvesting
waste heat and providing a new environment-friendly self-power source for Internet of …

Autonomously self‐healing, reversible, and soft adhesive microarchitectures and structured
electric elements could be important features in stable and versatile bioelectronic devices …

Based on the fact that flexible electronic devices have the property of sensing human
movement and monitoring physiological signals, this will pave the way for the development …

Ionic thermogalvanic cells (TGCs) have attracted interest for their superior thermopower (α)
compared to electronic systems. To maximize the thermopower and overall device …

Thermodiffusion-based thermoelectrochemical cells have become one of the promising
candidates for self-power supply by efficiently harvesting low-grade heat. However, fulfilling …

As a young member of the thermoelectric (TE) family, ionic thermoelectric (i-TE) technology
stands out due to its exceptionally high thermopower. However, the intermittent nature of its …

With the rapid development of the 5G era and smart homes, self-healing and self-powered
smart fire sensors are considered a promising solution for emerging applications, but …

Flexible and wearable thermoelectrics have attracted much attention due to their unique
capability of converting body heat into electricity. However, the trade-off between good …

Amid growing interest in using body heat for electricity in wearables, creating stretchable
devices poses a major challenge. Herein, a hydrogel composed of two core constituents …

The conversion of sustainable heat sources from the human body into electricity is a
promising strategy for self-powered temperature monitoring and power supplies in wearable …