Cellulose and its derivatives, which are low-cost, degradable, reproducible and highly
hydrophilic, can serve as both substrate and humidity sensitive materials, making them more …

The growing demand for electronic devices has led to excessive stress on Earth′ s
resources, necessitating effective waste management and the search for renewable …

The demand for eco-friendly wearable sensors is driving the exploration of stretchable,
biocompatible, conductive, and recyclable materials for detecting electromechanical signals …

Wearable dry electrodes are the foundation for the development of long-term, real-time
biopotential monitoring devices. However, the physiological signals collected by common …

The promising research on flexible and tactile sensors requires conducting polymer
materials and an accurate system for the transduction of pressure into electrical signals. In …

Flexible respiratory monitoring devices have become available for outside-hospital
application scenarios attributable to their improved system wearability. However, the …

Smart delivery materials that respond to electric fields attract interest across various fields,
whereas systems enabling rapid, controllable, and safe delivery capabilities remain …

In this work, we present the innovative synthesis of salophen (acetaminosalol) derivatives in
a solvent-free environment by high-speed ball milling, using a non-conventional activation …