Stretchable Electronics Stretchable, Wireless Sensors and Functional Substrates for Epidermal Characterization of Sweat Xian Huang, Yuhao Liu, Kaile Chen, Woo-Jung Shin, Ching-Jui Lu, Gil-Woo Kong, Dwipayan Patnaik, San

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Date: 2014-08-06 10:53:39 Electronic engineering Electronics manufacturing Stretchable electronics Perspiration Sensor Substrate Silicone Biology Zoology Manufacturing		Stretchable Electronics Stretchable, Wireless Sensors and Functional Substrates for Epidermal Characterization of Sweat Xian Huang, Yuhao Liu, Kaile Chen, Woo-Jung Shin, Ching-Jui Lu, Gil-Woo Kong, Dwipayan Patnaik, San Add to Reading List Source URL: rogers.matse.illinois.edu Download Document from Source Website File Size: 1,22 MB Share Document on Facebook

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