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Laser-induced stretchable bioelectronic interfaces by frozen exfoliation
冷冻剥离激光诱导可拉伸生物电子界面
凍結ストリップレーザ誘起引張性生体電子界面
냉동 박리 레이저 유도 스트레칭 생물 전자 인터페이스
Interfaz bioelectrónica estirable inducida por láser de desprendimiento congelado
Interface bioélectronique étirable induite par laser cryopeeling
Лазерная индукция замораживания может растягивать биоэлектронный интерфейс
Xiaowei Li 李晓炜
Laser Micro/Nano Fabrication Laboratory, School of Mechanical Engineering, Beijing Institute of Technology, Beijing 100081, China
中国 北京 北京理工大学 机械与车辆学院 激光微纳制造研究所
Opto-Electronic Advances, 4 June 2024
Abstract

Highly stretchable laser-induced graphene—hydrogel film interfaces in flexible electronic materials are fabricated by frozen exfoliation, and exhibit high stretchability, durability, and design flexibility. This technology offers an advanced technological pathway for manufacturing highly flexible substrates. They can be utilized in numerous complex surface applications, providing an advanced technological pathway for manufacturing highly flexible substrates in the future.
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