Flexible Electronic Devices and Systems for Sensing Applications
A special issue of Chemosensors (ISSN 2227-9040). This special issue belongs to the section "Electrochemical Devices and Sensors".
Deadline for manuscript submissions: 10 May 2025 | Viewed by 11251
Special Issue Editors
Interests: micro-/nanodevices; opto-electronic devices; nanophotonic devices
Interests: flexible electronics; nonvolatile memory devices
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Dear Colleagues,
Flexible electronics has garnered tremendous attention both in the academic and industrial society. As one of its applications, flexible electronic sensors have also found an increasingly wide utilization in various fields in real life. Compared to their rigid counterparts, flexible sensors show the merit of flexibility and can be conformed to irregular shapes. As such, they can be used in different application scenarios spanning from health diagnostics to environmental monitoring. In recent years, a burgeoning research interest also lies in the development of multifunctional or multimode sensing devices that can deal with different types of external stimuli on a single platform and are thought to be indispensable in the development of compact and portable integrated sensing systems. This Special Issue aims to highlight the latest progress in flexible electronic devices and systems for sensing applications. Both review and original research articles on the design, synthesis, fabrication, and characterization of flexible sensors are welcome.
This special issue covers experimental research work on flexible sensors based on various principles and their implemention methods based on nano-micro technologies, which matche the scope of "Chemosensors".
Dr. Song Gao
Prof. Dr. Yang Li
Dr. Wenjing Yue
Guest Editors
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Keywords
- flexible electronic devices
- integrated systems
- nano-micro technology
- gas sensors
- humidity sensors
- biosensors
- mechanical sensors
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