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In article number 2000203, Xiang Yang Liu and co‐workers meso‐reconstruct silkworm silk fibrous materials based on carbon nanotubes which give rise to conductive silk fibers, for the fabrication of silk flexible electronics. They have humidity dependent conductivity and can be developed into biocompatible electronic humidity sensors. The combination with cloud computation and big data leads to remote...
Turning insulating silk fibroin materials into conductive ones turns out to be the essential step toward achieving active silk flexible electronics. This work aims to acquire electrically conductive biocompatible fibers of regenerated Bombyx mori silk fibroin (SF) materials based on carbon nanotubes (CNTs) templated nucleation reconstruction of silk fibroin networks. The electronical conductivity...
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