Functional materials impact every area of our lives, from electronic and computing devices to
transportation and health. Here we examine the relationship between synthetic discoveries …

Stretchable thermoelectric-based self-powered sensors have attracted widespread attention
for wearable electronic devices. However, the development of thermoelectric materials with …

Wearable thermoelectric generators are solid‐state devices that produce electric energy by
harvesting thermal energy from human body or environments. They normally work at …

Electrotactile stimulus is a form of sensory substitution in which an electrical signal is
perceived as a mechanical sensation. The electrotactile effect could, in principle …

Efficient doping of polymer semiconductors is required for high conductivity and efficient
thermoelectric performance. Lewis acids, eg, B (C6F5) 3, have been widely employed as …

The semiconductor industry is currently transitioning to advanced extreme-ultraviolet
lithography (EUVL) to address the challenges facing the use of photolithography in …

Conducting polymer based thermoelectric systems are very effective at harvesting electricity
from waste heat with low-temperature gradients relative to environmental temperature …

Here, an anionic surfactant [AOT]−(bis-(2-ethylhexyl) sulfosuccinate)-stabilized
H2O/[Omim][PF6](1-octyl-3-methylimidazolium hexafluorophosphate) microemulsion has …

It is of great significance to develop high‐performance thermoelectric (TE) materials,
because they can be used to harvest waste heat into electricity and there is abundant waste …

Among functional materials, π-conjugated polymers are very attractive for large-scale or
wearable applications thanks to their electronic and soft-matter properties. Poly (3, 4 …