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Silk-templated Nanostrips as Superprotonic Fibre Sensors
Transforming textile fibres into sensors can facilitate continuous physiological monitoring for improving human healthcare. Coating fibres with electronic conductors can help detect physiological stimuli but their sensitivity scales with thickness and often lowers the fibre mechanical flexibility. P
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