Facing the exponential growth of data digital communications and the advent of artificial
intelligence, there is an urgent need for information technologies with huge storage capacity …

In the past several years, two-dimensional black phosphorus (BP) has captured the research
community's interest because of its unique electronic, photonic, and mechanical properties …

Epidermal electronic systems for detecting electrophysiological signals, sensing, therapy,
and drug delivery are at the frontier in man–machine interfacing for healthcare. However, it …

Triboelectric electronic skins (E‐skins) can be used as primary interactive devices for human–
machine interfaces (HMIs). However, devices for seamless on‐skin operations must be soft …

Imitation and inspiration from nature are many today's innovations.[10, 22–28] For example,
human skin can be stretchable, body/shape conformal, and sense environmental stimuli like …

Following the trend of miniaturization as per Moore's law, and facing the strong demand of
next‐generation electronic devices that should be highly portable, wearable, transplantable …

Transient electronics that can physically vanish in solution can offer opportunities to address
the ecological challenges for dealing with the rapidly growing electronic waste. As one …

Black phosphorous (BP) is a unique layered p‐type semiconducting material. The
successful use of BP nanosheets in field‐effect transistors fueled research on BP atomic …

Polymer-based atomic switch memristors via the formation/dissolution of atomic-scale
conductive filaments are considered as the leading candidate for next-generation …

The employ of natural biomaterials as the basic building blocks of electronic devices is of
growing interest for biocompatible and green electronics. Here, resistive switching (RS) …