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How can standalone stretchable device platforms be designed and fabricated for wearable and transient applications?
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The research group focuses on design, fabrication, and application of standalone stretchable device platforms. Projects include development of stretchable sensors, transient electronics, and graphene-based membranes for sensing and energy applications. Methods combine laser-induced graphene, thin-film processing, and materials-by-design strategies to achieve stretchability, bioresorbability, and wireless integration. Work tests devices in physiological sensing and environmental-energy contexts to validate performance and functionality.
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