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  1. High-Density Electrode Arrays for Cutaneous Electrophysiology and Body Surface Potential Mapping Design, fabrication and biomedical applications

    … quality and spatio-temporal resolution. Novel conductive polymer composites and 3D profiling methods further improve impedance characteristics and skin-electrode interaction, offering a reproducible strategy for high-performance body surface potential mapping arrays. The second section …

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  2. Absorption-Dominant Electromagnetic Interference Shielding Polymer Composites and Foams

    The development of conductive polymer composites (CPCs) and foams offers a promising solution for achieving absorption-dominant electromagnetic interference (EMI) shielding while mitigating secondary electromagnetic pollution. Despite the significance of structural and geometrical factors in …

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  3. Novel conductive adhesives for electronic packaging applications: a way towards economical, highly conductive, low temperature and flexible interconnects

    Isotropically conductive adhesives (ICAs) are promising as a lead-free interconnect material; However, ICAs have a higher resistivity compared to tin/lead solder. The higher resistivity of ICAs results from the large contact resistance between conductive fillers. Several novel approaches to …

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