Bioinspired Intermittent Designs In article number 2214503, Weiqing Yang, Weili Deng, and co-workers present a strategically designed villus-inspired intermittent architecture that can enhance the piezoresistive performance through laser-induced manufacturing process. By utilizing two-stage enhancement of pillars, device shows 20 times increase in sensitivity 5 response range than conventional ...

Wearable bioelectronics with emphasis on the research and development of advanced person-oriented biomedical devices have attracted immense interest in past decade. Scientists clinicians find it essential to utilize skin-worn smart tattoos for on-demand ambulatory monitoring an individual’s vital signs. Here, we report ultrathin platinum-based two-dimensional dichalcogenide (Pt-TMDs)-based elec...

Patterning of conducting polymers (CPs) into fully functioning devices remains a challenge for the creation polymeric bioelectronics. Presently, most successful method patterning CPs is preprocess blending with structural components and using either subtractive or additive processes to produce desired design. This work focuses on development characterization filter-based processing direct patte...