Bioelectronic devices for precision medicine

Research overview — Wearable sensors, Battery-free bioelectronics, and Ingestible electronics

Electrochemical sensors for low-power, miniaturized biosensing platforms

Wearable Sensors

1. Wearable Sensors

Developing novel wearable biosensors and platforms for real-time detection of biomarkers in sweat, enabling personalized healthcare monitoring

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Battery-free Bioelectronics

2. Battery-free Bioelectronics

Developing sustainable power systems that harvest energy from our body and the environment to power bioelectronic devices, reducing reliance on lithium batteries

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Ingestible Electronics

3. Ingestible Electronics

Advanced sensors and platforms for tracking biomarkers in the GI tract, enhancing understanding of gastrointestinal physiologies and the gut-brain axis

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