Jing Sun, Ruofan Yang, Qingsong Li, Runtao Zhu, Ying Jiang, Lei Zang, Zhibo Zhang, Wei Tong, Hang Zhao, Tengfei Li, Hanfei Li, Dianpeng Qi, Guanglin Li, Xiaodong Chen, Zhuojun Dai, Zhiyuan Liu
Bioelectronics, which converges biology and electronics, has attracted great attention due to their vital applications in human-machine interfaces. While traditional bioelectronic devices utilize nonliving organic and/or inorganic materials to achieve flexibility and stretchability, a biological mismatch is often encountered because human tissues are characterized not only by softness and stretchability but also by biodynamic and adaptive properties. Recently, a notable paradigm shift has emerged in bioelectronics, where living cells, and even viruses, modified via gene editing within synthetic biology, are used as core components in a new hybrid electronics paradigm...
March 17, 2024: Advanced Materials