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μm-Thick and Water-Taping Protein Electronic Tattoos for Multifunctional On-Skin Electronics
- Lee, Soohoon;
- Son, Wonkyeong;
- Joshi, Shalik Ram;
- Choi, Changsoon;
- Kim, Sunghwan
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Seamless integration between on-skin electronics and the skin is crucial for advanced personalized diagnostics, therapeutics, and human-machine interfaces. The challenge lies in creating an ideal interface that directly connects thin-film electronics with soft skin, ensuring both free skin respiration and stable device performance. Here, an electronic tattoo (e-tattoo) based on the ever-thinnest protein hydrogel that conforms to the skin's minutiae without air gaps is reported. The combination of sub-mu m-thick silk film and carbon nanotube nanosheet (CNT-NS) enables the implementation of mu m-thick e-tattoos. The extremely thin and strong skin-adhesion of silk allow conformal integration with skin contours, while mechanical and electrical properties of CNT-NS enable stable on-skin electronic operation. The e-tattoo exhibits high breathability, mechanical strength, and Ohmic electrical conductivity, supporting various biomedical applications. Strong light absorption of the CNT-NS enables photothermal patch applications, and the seamless skin-interface allows electrocardiogram detection with higher signal-to-noise than that of commercial gel electrodes. Additionally, the e-tattoo is applied as a triboelectric nanogenerator operated by bare skin touch, functioning as a self-powered Morse code transmitter. By sandwiching an electrolyte-infused silk film between two e-tattoos, a supercapacitor is implemented, demonstrating stable performance even under highly iterative charge/discharge cycles and mechanical deformation.
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- μm-Thick and Water-Taping Protein Electronic Tattoos for Multifunctional On-Skin Electronics
- 저자
- Lee, Soohoon; Son, Wonkyeong; Joshi, Shalik Ram; Choi, Changsoon; Kim, Sunghwan
- 발행일
- 2025-09
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- Article
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- Small
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- 21
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- 35
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- 1 ~ 11