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Stretchable photodiodes with polymer-engineered semiconductor nanowires for wearable photoplethysmography

Mao et al., 2023

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17024236926902388182
Author
Mao P
Li H
Shan X
Davis M
Tang T
Zhang Y
Tong X
Xin Y
Cheng J
Li L
Yu Z
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ACS Applied Materials & Interfaces

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Healthcare systems worldwide have been stressed to provide sufficient resources to serve the increasing and aging population in our society. The situation became more challenging at the time of pandemic. Technology advancement, especially the adoption of wearable …
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