Abstract:
Provided is an electronic sheet including a graphitic material and a phage which displays a peptide having a binding ability to the graphitic material on its coat protein or a fragment thereof.
Abstract:
A wearable device according to the present disclosure includes: a communication portion; a body fluid sensor configured to measure conductivity in body fluid; and a controller configured to control the communication portion to transmit conductivity data to an external device in response to the frequency of rapid change in the conductivity.
Abstract:
Provided are a method of producing a nanoparticle device and a nanoparticle device. The method of producing a nanoparticle device may be economical due to use of a hydrogel, may be easy to design in terms of mass production processes, and may reduce manufacturing times to 1/100 to 1/10 of the technology of the related art. In addition, a nanoparticle device may be produced in various designs by stably realizing a 3D pattern and pattern stacking, and may have highly uniform nanoparticle dispersion and excellent electrical activity through the removal of a surfactant without damaging the pattern. The nanoparticle device produced according to the production method may have excellent electrical activity due to nanoparticle uniformity pattern accuracy and thus may be applied to pattern stacking which could not be implemented by methods of the related art.
Abstract:
Provided is a pressure sensor including: a first layer having first conductivity and at least one conductive region; a second layer contacting the first layer to be disposed thereon and having second conductivity; and a plurality of terminals that are electrically connected with the second layer and spaced apart from the at least one conductive region, wherein the at least one conductive region has electrical conductivity that is greater than or equal to that of the second layer.
Abstract:
Provided is a peptide selectively binding to a volatile organic compound, in which the peptide has excellent selectivity for the volatile organic compound and has stability at room temperature so as to effectively collect and detect or eliminate the volatile organic compound.
Abstract:
In accordance with the present disclosure, a hybrid electronic sheet which exhibits superior electrical property and allows biomaterial functionalization and flexible device patterning may be provided by binding a graphitic material in colloidal state to a biomaterial capable of binding thereto specifically and nondestructively. Since the electronic sheet is an electronic sheet wherein a biomaterial and an electrical material (graphitic material) are hybridized, it exhibits good compatibility with biomaterials and can be further functionalized with, for example, an enzyme that selectively reacts with a biochemical substance. Accordingly, an electrical material and a chemical or biological material may be effectively nanostructurized and it can be realized as a multi-functional, high-performance electronic sheet.