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Showing 1 to 8 of 8 for “"Wearable Biosensors"”.

  1. Multifunctional Polymer Fibers for Wearable Biosensors and Neural Medical Treatments

    … applications can be seen with sensing in wearable electronics or in neural probes due to their ability to easily integrate microfluidic systems, electrical, and optical means of sensing and stimulating. This thesis will demonstrate several ways fiber devices can be used in biomedicine and …

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  2. Cell-free freeze-dried synthetic biology for wearable biotechnology applications

    … optical properties for sensing and actuation. Wearable biosensors using synthetic biology principles and smart materials could expand on this potential, especially as solutions for continuous, fine-grained monitoring of physiological status, disease states, and pathogen/toxin exposure difficult …

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  3. Predicting performance using galvanic skin response

    The rapid growth of the availability of wearable biosensors has created the opportunity for using physiological signals to measure worker performance. An important question is how to use such signals to not just measure, but actually predict worker performance on a task under stressful and …

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  4. Self-Powered Wearable Sweat Monitoring using 2D WS2 Textile Integrated Triboelectric Nanogenerators for Future Personalized Healthcare

    … monitoring, prompting the development of wearable biosensors. This PhD thesis explores a novel class of self-powered wearable biosensors using two-dimensional tungsten disulfide (2D WS2) integrated into textile-based self-powered triboelectric nanogenerators (TENGs) devices. The research …

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  5. Wearable Lab and BioFab on body : towards closed-loop bio-digital human augmentation

    … information to the body. Current-generation wearable devices sense an individual's physiological data such as heart rate, respiration, electrodermal activity, and EEG, but lack in sensing their biological counterparts, which drive the majority of individual's physiological signals. On the …

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  6. Digital Mental Health in the Corporate Sphere: Evaluating Trends, Tools, and Impacts on Organizational Dynamics

    … tools such as ecological momentary assessments, wearable biosensors, and virtual reality for emotional regulation. Key findings reveal that digital interventions, when appropriately integrated, offer substantial benefits over traditional wellness programs by providing timely, personalized, and …

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  7. Electrospun polymer fibers for triboelectric energy harvesting applications in smart textiles

    Wearable biosensors embedded into smart textiles have the potential to revolutionise healthcare by enabling the measurement of vital signs in real-time. However, the deployment of these devices is hindered by their power requirements. Current batteries are too bulky and rigid, and require frequent …

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