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Flexible and stretchable metal oxide nanofiber networks for multimodal and monolithically integrated wearable electronics

Engineering and Technology

Flexible and stretchable metal oxide nanofiber networks for multimodal and monolithically integrated wearable electronics

B. Wang, A. Thukral, et al.

Discover the groundbreaking research by Binghao Wang, Anish Thukral, Zhaoqian Xie, and others on fiber-based electronics that achieve impressive stretchable functions for wearable applications. This study presents innovative 3D-inorganic nanofiber networks that combine flexibility with extraordinary gas sensing and multifunctional capabilities, paving the way for advanced e-textiles and e-skin technologies.

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