Developing polymer‐based piezoelectric materials with multistimulus responsiveness is
highly desirable for advancing multi‐source energy harvesting in wearable electronics …

Anisotropy in mechanical, optical and thermal sensors in a spatial direction has many
applications in health care, robotics, aerospace, and tissue engineering. In particular …

The magnetoelectric (ME) effect, which involves the interaction of magnetic and electric
fields within a material, has a significant potential for various applications. Our study …

Piezoelectret sensors offer a promising avenue for harvesting abundant mechanical energy
in the environment, providing a sustainable power solution for low-powered electronics …

Magnetoelectric materials are highly desirable for technological applications due to their
ability to produce electricity under a magnetic field. Among the various types of …

In recent years, the convergence of smart electronic textile (e‐textile) and digital technology
has emerged as a transformative shift in healthcare, offering innovative solutions for point‐of …

The 'pyro-phototronic effect'plays a nontrivial role in advancing ferroelectric (FE) devices of
light detectors, light-emitting diodes, and other smart technologies. In this work, a premier FE …

This letter presents a complete system level demonstration of a low-frequency
magnetoelectric (ME) wireless power transfer (WPT) system for low voltage applications …

The current era sees a surge in research interest surrounding multiferroic magnetoelectric
composite flexible films, driven by their multifunctionality in creating wearable electronic …

Revealing single-phase multiferroic (MF) materials in conventional bulk oxides is an
exceptionally daunting task. However, achieving strong magnetoelectric (ME) coupling at …