Printed copper materials have been attracting significant attention prominently due to their
electric, mechanical, and thermal properties. The emerging copper-based flexible …

Electrochemical additive manufacturing (ECAM) has emerged as a promising cluster of
technologies with the potential to fabricate complex 3D micro/nanostructures within a …

Wearable flexible sensors with quick response time and high stability are required in the
fields of human motion detection, personal health monitoring, and artificial electronic skin …

The metallic interconnects are essential components of energy devices such as fuel cells
and electrolysis cells, batteries, as well as electronics and optoelectronic devices. In recent …

Electrochemical 3D printing of conductors with microscale resolution holds a great promise
for a wide range of applications, but the choice of suitable metals for these technologies …

Although various processes for metal printing at the micro-and mesoscale have been
demonstrated, printing functional devices such as thermocouples, thermopiles, and heat flux …

Flexible stimuli-responsive materials are deformable, stretchable, light-weight, and desirable
for smart personal protective equipment (PPE), and as the primarily functional components …

Techniques for local metallization of dielectric materials are widely applied for the design of
various electronic devices. One of the most flexible methods for local contact fabrication is …

In this work, a non-formaldehyde electroless plating cycle process was successfully applied
to prepare the flexible copper printed circuits on poly (ethylene terephtalate)(PET) films …

Flexible mechanical sensors (eg, strain, pressure, and force) fabricated primarily by printing
technologies have emerged and evolved promptly in the past several years. 2D and 3D …