ACS Nano May 2020 PMID 32347707

Gas-Permeable, Ultrathin, Stretchable Epidermal Electronics with Porous Electrodes.

Weixin Zhou, Shanshan Yao, Hongyu Wang, Qingchuan Du, Yanwen Ma, Yong Zhu

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Peak: 4 in May 2020

across 5 sources since May 2020

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May 2020 – Jun 2020

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The posts include brief mentions of the publication, like highlighting its novel properties and potential uses, for example, in face masks or interactive games. Words such as 'demo' and 'get ready' signal anticipation and curiosity, though overall engagement remains moderate, and the impact perceived is limited but cautiously optimistic.

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The discussions show varied opinions, with little strong disagreement or full support, reflecting ambivalence about the publication's importance.

InterestModerate interest

Most posts express curiosity and some enthusiasm, especially regarding potential applications like face masks and wearable devices.

EngagementModerate engagement

Posts demonstrating demos and potential uses indicate a moderate level of engagement, such as the mention of playing Tetris with patterned electrodes.

ImpactNeutral impact

While some posts hint at future applications, there's no consensus that the research will cause major shifts in the field or widespread adoption.

Abstract in brief

The study introduces a new type of ultrathin, stretchable, and gas-permeable electrode made from porous substrates and silver nanowires, designed for wearable electronics with high transparency and water vapor permeability.
These electrodes are stable during long-term wear and exposure to sweat, making them suitable for health monitoring and human-machine interface applications, such as biopotential sensing and textile touch sensing.
The innovative fabrication process, including the breath figure method and embedding nanowires, enables the electrodes to form good contact with the skin and textiles, ensuring low impedance and reliable signal transmission.]

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Breathable, stretchable porous electrodes for wearable health monitoring

Scientists developed ultrathin, breathable silver nanowire-based electrodes using a simple, cost-effective method. These porous electrodes are stable during long-term use, suitable for health monitoring and…

Chemical & Engineering News · Jun 3, 2020 1,425 views

Gas-Permeable Ultrathin Stretchable Electrodes for Wearable Electronics

This video showcases a new ultrathin, stretchable, and gas-permeable electrode made from porous substrates and silver nanowires, designed for wearable health monitoring with high transparency and durability during…

Дмитрий Кикоть · May 5, 2020 383 views

Development of Gas-Permeable Ultrathin Stretchable Porous Electrodes for Wearable Electronics

Gas-permeable, ultrathin, stretchable epidermal electronics with porous electrodes enable high transparency, water vapor permeability, and stability during long-term wear

Дмитрий Кикоть · May 5, 2020 263 views

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RT @wearableLED: Gas-Permeable, Ultrathin, Stretchable Epidermal Electronics with Porous Electrodes https://t.co/Qo9dgNJdeX https://t.co/qv…

Jun 13, 2020 · 1 share · 2,026 followers View post →

WeLoveWearableLED

@wearableLED · X

Gas-Permeable, Ultrathin, Stretchable Epidermal Electronics with Porous Electrodes https://t.co/Qo9dgNJdeX https://t.co/qvYQ0CbbLO

Jun 13, 2020 · 1 like · 1 share · 15,072 followers View post →

amHvost

@amhvost · X

Demo of playing game (Tetris) using the patterned electrodes. https://t.co/4rAjNNHHLA via @YouTube

May 6, 2020 · 496 followers View post →

Yitzi

@codegician · X

Get ready for a new wave of facemasks. https://t.co/sCxcFQmGO5 https://t.co/gcxVmfr5Nz

May 2, 2020 · 1 like · 1 share · 3,594 followers View post →