Conductive hydrogels (CHs) have shown great potential in smart wearable devices and
energy storage due to their unique advantages, such as the mechanical properties and …

Hydrogels made from conductive organic materials have gained significant interest in recent
years due to their wide range of uses, such as electrical conductors, freezing resistors …

Hydrogels are emerging as stretchable electromagnetic interference (EMI) shielding
materials because of their tissue-like mechanical properties and water-rich porous cellular …

This study introduces a sustainable bio-based hydrogel crafted from boat-fruited Sterculia
seed polysaccharide (BF), silk fiber (SF), calcium chloride (CaCl2), and borax. The inherent …

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

Bioelectronics have gained substantial research attention owing to their potential
applications in health monitoring and diagnose, and greatly promoted the development of …

Hydrogel strain sensors are emerging in the preparation of various flexible electronic
devices, particularly in wearable devices, electronic skin, and smart medical devices …

In recent years, the rapid advancement of flexible conductive materials has significantly
increased the demand for dough materials that offer high flexibility and conductivity for …

Hydrogels are excellent options for strain sensors as they can stretch, endure mechanical
stress, and possess multifunctional qualities. Resistive sensors are particularly promising …

Silver nanowire (Ag NW)-based elastic conductors have been considered a promising
candidate for key stretchable electrodes in wearable devices. However, the weak interface …