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In article number 2100956, Haitao Zhang, Weiqing Yang, Jun Chen, and co‐workers invent a low‐cost, scalable, and air‐stable conducting polymer ink via a facile assemble‐disperse strategy for printed micro‐supercapacitors, which exhibits remarkable energy storage capacity as a power source for wearable bioelectronics in the era of Internet of Things.
Printed electronics are expected to facilitate the widespread distributed wearable electronics in the era of the Internet of things. However, developing cheap and stable electrode inks remains a significant challenge in the printed electronics industry and academic community. Here, overcoming the weak hydrophilicity of polyaniline, a low‐cost, easy‐fabricating, and air‐stable conducting polymer (CP)...
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