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New paper in Nature Electronics. The first ever demonstration of a scalable high temperature non-volatile memory technology. Great collaboration with Troy Olsson, Eric Stach and Air Force Research Lab - AFRL. Penn PennEngineers Penn Electrical and Systems Engineering Materials Science and Engineering at Penn Nano
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A Nature Electronics paper presents photo-responsive metal halide perovskite LEDs that can be used to create a multifunctional display that can function as a touch screen, ambient light sensor and image sensor. go.nature.com/3Qfzx1q

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An electronic skin that is capable of long-term monitoring of vital signs and molecular biomarkers in sweat can be used to classify stress responses and predict anxiety levels, according to a Nature Electronics paper. 🔒 go.nature.com/3vS3mhx

A Comment article in Nature Electronics discusses how wearable sweat sensors could be used to monitor patients with heart failure, providing a route to personalized and automated patient management in hospitals and at home. 🔒 go.nature.com/49unJPw

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New in Nature Electronics, we report an artificial intelligence-reinforced wearable sensor with physicochemical sensing capabilities for stress response monitoring. Caltech CaltechEAS Congrats to Changhao Xu Yu_Song Juliane R. Sempionatto and the team! nature.com/articles/s4192…

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'Scalable and selective gold recovery from end-of-life electronics' by Zhenfeng Bian & co-workers.

A semi-continuous photocatalytic process for selective extraction of Au from different forms of e-waste by tailoring solution pH!

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Our new issue is now out, featuring devices that can be crumpled and recovered, an ultrasound patch based on multiple phased arrays, and organic flexible electronics with closed-loop recycling nature.com/natelectron/vo…

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