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Biodegradable, flexible silicon nanomembrane-based NOx gas sensor system with record-high performance for transient environmental monitors and medical implants

Engineering and Technology

Biodegradable, flexible silicon nanomembrane-based NOx gas sensor system with record-high performance for transient environmental monitors and medical implants

G. Ko, S. D. Han, et al.

Discover a groundbreaking biodegradable silicon-based electronic system designed to detect NO species with exceptional sensitivity and selectivity. This innovative research conducted by Gwan-Jin Ko, Soo Deok Han, Jeong-Ki Kim, Jia Zhu, Won Bae Han, Jinmook Chung, Seung Min Yang, Huanyu Cheng, Dong-Hwee Kim, Chong-Yun Kang, and Suk-Won Hwang showcases outstanding performance ideal for biomedical applications.

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