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New strategy for super stable e-skin design by SUSTech researchers
 
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This study demonstrates that interlinks can also be applied for the seamless integration of a soft robot and sensors for both pressure and strain sensing during gripping tasks without showing any interfacial failure. The sensor can identify various stages during the gripping process via the decoupled bimodal signals of capacitance and resistance. This strategy can be reasonably extended to many other material systems and other types of sensors for attaining robust interfaces and highly stable signals.. Learn more>
 
 
 
Highly stretchable and highly conducting hydrogel for soft bioelectronics
 
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The researchers demonstrated the excellent mechanical-electrical stability and desired bio-compatibility, together with the high charge storage capacity of the double network hydrogel. They showed that the hydrogel could integrate with bio-tissues after grafting a bio-adhesive layer. The hydrogel has been applied as an implantable electrode in a rat model, performing well in both recording bio-signals and neural stimulation.Learn more>
 
New progress in field of lithium metal batteries   Researchers make new progress in characterization and criteria of phase transformations and lattice slipping in potassium dihydrogen phosphate crystals   Progress in application of gel-based i-TE materials and devices in wearable self-powered devices
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Associate Professor Meng Gu’s research group from the Southern University of Science and Technology (SUSTech) recently revealed the atomic nanocomposite structure and 3D structure of LiMetal and SEI using low-dose cryogenic high-resolution transmission electron microscopy (Cryo-HRTEM) and cryogenic electron tomography (Cryo-ET)..   Professor Liangchi Zhang’s team from the Institute for Manufacturing Innovation at the Southern University of Science and Technology (SUSTech) recently published a paper entitled “Characterization and criteria of phase transformations and lattice slipping in potassium dihydrogen phosphate crystals” in the Journal of the American Ceramic Society. It is an authoritative journal in the international ceramic field, and this research paper was specially recommended to readers by Wiley..   Their study provides a promising approach to developing reliable and green power sources for IoT sensors near room temperature...
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