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A unique gold nanobelt with sinusoidal structures to achieve a high stretchable and conductive electrode is developed by Z. Yu, X. Chen, and co‐workers. On page 3145, such structures are shown to enable the gold nanobelts to behave with excellent stability even after 10 000 cyclic stretching/relaxing processes with over 130% stretching. As a proof of concept, the as‐prepared gold nanobelts are successfully...
Rationally designed sinusoidal gold nanobelts are fabricated as stretchable electrodes, and they do not show obvious change of resistance under large deformation after 10 000 cyclic stretching/relaxing processes. As a proof of concept, they are successfully used to record intracranial electroencephalogram or electrocorticogram signals from rats.
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