Today, western society is facing challenges to create new medical technologies to service
an aging population as well as the ever-increasing e-waste of electronic devices and …

Melanin is a generic term evoked for a broad class of indole/quinone-based natural
pigments, mainly known for its primary role in photoprotection. Throughout the last couple of …

Lignin and melanin are aromatic biopolymers that are contained in large amounts in plants
and animals. Biopolymers containing hydrogen bond donor (HBD) moieties such phenols …

The application of highly sensitive pH sensors manufactured in volume at low cost has great
commercial interest due to an extensive array of potential applications. Such areas include …

The melanins are a class of natural pigments ubiquitous throughout the biosphere. These
pigments are gaining significant attention as advanced materials due to their …

Melanins are an essential natural pigment found throughout nature. Due to their inherent
biocompatibility, optical and electronic properties, the melanins are attracting attention as …

Organic mixed ionic–electronic conductors (OMIECs) can efficiently couple and transport
ionic and electronic charge species, making them key elements for bioelectronics …

The possibility of current injection and transport in eumelanin films, humans' most common
natural pigment, has fascinated physicists and materials scientists since the early'60s …

Melanin, an important class of natural pigment found in the human body, has stood out as a
promising bioelectronic material due to its rather unique collection of electrical properties …

Among all the pigments found in nature, melanin has drawn considerable attention for
bioelectronics applications as it contains a set of physicochemical properties such as …