Stretchable In Vivo Biosignal Amplifiers Use Strain-Insensitive Materials and Circuitry
A new class of soft electronic amplifiers could help implantable biosensors record the body’s faint electrical signals more accurately, even...
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A new class of soft electronic amplifiers could help implantable biosensors record the body’s faint electrical signals more accurately, even...
Solar technology has spent years chasing a difficult combination: higher efficiency without sacrificing durability. A new perovskite design could bring...
Artificial intelligence researchers have proposed a new way to make sense of one of machine learning’s fastest-growing challenges: detecting unusual...
A new anomaly-detection system could give reinforcement-learning agents an early warning when the world around them begins to change, without...
A simple ingredient found in food, cosmetics and pharmaceuticals could help turn a familiar water-soluble plastic into a flexible, biodegradable...
Telecommunications networks are becoming too interconnected for many of their most important relationships to be tracked reliably by people or...
A laboratory study has identified a potentially powerful way to intensify the insecticidal activity of zinc oxide nanoparticles: exposing the...
A biodegradable plastic built from the same chemical family used in many everyday polymers could be transformed by an unexpected...
A smartphone-linked sensor that reads dopamine from a single tiny droplet of biological fluid could bring neurochemical monitoring closer to...
A femtosecond laser selectively thinned gold pads, improving solder wetting and preserving stronger, less brittle electronic joints during accelerated aging.
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