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Bioelectronics and Healthcare Technology

• Washington Post: Scientists made cutting edge ‘smart skin’ with Post-its, foil and tape

• National Geographic: How to make masks that everyone will want to wear?

• IEEE Spectrum: Plant Wearables and Airdropped Sensors Could Sow Big Data Seeds

• Forbes: Fish Wearing ‘Marine Skin’ Sensors Collect Information 6,500 Feet Below The Sea

• Fast Company: This filter for the front of an N95 mask could make it reusable 

• IEEE Spectrum: 'Marine Skin' Wearable Tracks Animals Under the Sea

• CBS News: Medice (https://cbsloc.al/2vFmZqn)

• The Daily Mail: The smart 'skin' made from foil and sticky tape: Sensor uses everyday items to detect changes in touch and pressure  

• IEEE Spectrum: Paper skin mimics the real thing   

• Nature Middle East: Attachable sensors for monitoring plant growth

• Phys.org: Solar-powered water quality sensor could help fish farmers to monitor pollution in ponds remotely

• Digital Trends: ‘Crop-dusting’ drones drop biodegradable sensors instead of pesticides

• All about circuits: These Edison Award-winning chips show how EEs are surging innovation forward

• Arab News: Saudi university team wins international award for pioneering marine technology

• Materials View: Sensitive skin – paper-based multifunctional artificial skin   

• Nature Middle East: Kitchen Lab: make your own artificial skin  

• Digital Trends: This artificial skin can sense touch and made with tinfoil and sticky notes  

• In Compliance Magazine: Artificial Skin Made from Household Materials Could Transform Medicine, Robotics, and Education 

• IDTechX: Paper skin sensors for environmental monitoring 

• dna: The new smart “paper skin” can transform robotics  

• Medical Daily: Highly Sensitive Artificial Human Skin Created From Common Household Goods Could Change Robotics And Medicine  

• Business Standard: 'Paper skin' sensing device with simple kitchen materials developed   

• Tech Times: Artificial Skin Made From Recyclable Materials May Transform Medicine And Robotics   

• The TeCake: Artificial skin Made having same sensory functions as human skin  

• Times of India: New smart skin may transform medicine, robotics  

• Healio: ‘Smart,’ recyclable artificial skin developed  

• Daily Mail: Now that's a blinding smile! New 3D-printed braces will have two LED lights and one non-toxic lithium battery on each tooth to cut time and cost of straightening 

• R&D Magazines: Smart Dental Aids Use Flexible Batteries, LEDs

• Nature Middle East: Dental braces that light up  

• Nanowerk: Flexible microbattery enables smart dental braces 

• 3ders.org: Saudi researchers propose 3D printed braces with LEDs and batteries for faster teeth alignment 

• TechXplore: Flexible batteries a highlight for smart dental aids 

• C&EN: Tracking health with paper electronics  

• IEEE Spectrum: 'Paper Watch' Aims to Democratize Fitness Trackers  

• C&EN: Crabs gather data with high-tech skin

• nature Middle East: Skin-thin sensors less stressful to marine wildlife

• New Atlas: Marine Skin could make for kinder, gentler tagging of sea life

• Slash Gear: “Marine skin” wearable technology tracks underwater creatures

• Electronics360: Smart Patch for Marine Studies is Revolutionary for Studying Ocean Animals in Their Habitats

• Qrius: Marine skin: The tech that will help us track creatures underwater

• Innovators Magazine: Flexible patch tracks marine wildlife

• nanowerk: A smart skin for marine biology research

• The Quint: Smart patch for flexible monitoring of marine life

• DNA: Flexible smart patch can help track marine life

• Firstpost: Scientist develop Marine Skin, a smart patch, to monitor the behaviour of marine animals

• Newsheads: Marine Skin to make marine life monitoring easier: Scientist

• Wearables: “This Paper Watch could be an affordable fitness tracker alternative  

• Geeky Gadgets: Paper Watch Is A 3D Printed Affordable Smartwatch 

• Nanowerk: Wearable health monitor based on household paper  

• 3ders: 'Paper Watch' combines 3D printing and household materials in cheap alternative to Apple Watch 

• Chemical and Engineering News (C&EN): Sticking it to the internet of things  

• Nature Middle East: Stick-on transistors and sensors 

• Daily Mail (UK): The smart tattoos that work as a sensor on any surface: E-stickers monitor everything from breathing to tyre pressure   

• Advanced Science News: Decal electronics: printable packaging 

• Futurism: This New Wearable Health Monitor Can Stick to Almost Anything 

• Nanowerk: 3D-printed decal electronics for the Internet-of-Everything 

• New Electronics: Process to print flexible e-stickers  

• 3D print: KAUST Research Team 3D Prints Small Silicon-Based Computers to Use as Non-Invasive Health Monitor E-Stickers 

• Controlled Enviroment: Flexible Electronics Take On Different Shapes  

• Nanowerk: A nanotechnologist’s take on “two sides of the same coin  

• Nature Middle East: Flexible sensors for skin, brain  

• nature Middle East: Skin-thin sensors less stressful to marine wildlife

• Slash Gear: “Marine skin” wearable technology tracks underwater creatures

• Qrius: Marine skin: The tech that will help us track creatures underwater

• IEEE Spectrum: Skin Patches Enable Smartphone-Controlled Pain Relief    

• Nanowerk: Thermotherapy for pain management with a smart thermal patch  

• nanotechweb: Stretchy copper patch provides pain relief    

Flexible and Stretchable CMOS Electronics

• CBS News: https://cbsloc.al/2vFmZqn

• Fox News Tech Talk: http://video.foxnews.com/v/5353705112001 

• IEEE Spectrum: Self-Destructing Gadgets Made Not So Mission Impossible  

• CBS News: ‘Smart Pill Bottle’ May Help Curb Prescription Drug Abuse

• Advanced Science News: New Transistor Architecture Enables Ultrahigh-Res Visualization

• Nature Middleeast: Wavy transistors for next-generation display devices 

• Nanowerk: Thin film transistors get wavy

• Tech Xplore: 'Lego-electronics' offer simple way to assemble integrated circuits  

• Futurism: New Lego-Inspired Electronics Could Make the Field More Accessible and Efficient 

• Nanowerk: Modular 'Lego' electronics  

• Phys.org Feature: Foldable silicon-based electronics overcome fragility problem  

• Fox News: Self-destructing phones are finally a reality 

• Yahoo Tech: Mission possible: Self-destructing phones are now a reality  

• The Sunday Times: Self-destroying phone will suit James Bond and Joe Public  

• The Autralian: Read more: Self-destroying phone will suit James Bond and Joe Public   

• Daily Mail (UK): Move over James Bond: Scientists create a self-destructing material that can obliterate a phone in 10 SECONDS  

• Time and Space (Japan): http://time-space.kddi.com/digicul-column/world/20170210/index.html 

• CSO (Australia): A new gadget can give phones a self-destruct option

• Nature Middle East: Mobile lost or stolen? Destroy it remotely 

• Latinos Health: Self-Destructing Phone: One Of The Rare Inventions Of The Modern Era! 

• Deccan Chronicle (India): Self-destructing phones soon to be reality  

• Digital Trend: Forget wiping your phone remotely, this tech lets you destroy its innards instead 

• BGR: Self-destructing phones are finally a reality 

• International Business Times: Mission possible: Self-destructing phones are now a reality  

• Hardcop: Self-destructing phone – now a reality 

• AajTak (India): http://aajtak.intoday.in/story/self-destructing-phone-now-a-reality-1-911497.html

• Nature Middle East: Lego-like electronics 

• Nanowerk: Lego like silicon electronics fabricated with hybrid etching masks  

• Nanowerk: Flexible thermoelectric nanogenerator on paper 

• Phys.org: Deformable thermoelectric materials add a new twist to the design of energy-scavenging devices  

• Nanowerk: A fully stretchable energy harvester for thermal waste

• Science and technology research news: Stretching Toward Energy Efficiency 

• Chemical and Engineering News (C&EN): Sticking it to the internet of things 

• Nature Middle East: Stick-on transistors and sensors 

• Daily Mail (UK): The smart tattoos that work as a sensor on any surface: E-stickers monitor everything from breathing to tire pressure  

• Advanced Science News: Decal electronics: printable packaging 

• Futurism: This New Wearable Health Monitor Can Stick to Almost Anything 

• Nanowerk: 3D-printed decal electronics for the Internet-of-Everything 

• New Electronics: Process to print flexible e-stickers  

• 3D print: KAUST Research Team 3D Prints Small Silicon-Based Computers to Use as Non-Invasive Health Monitor E-Stickers

• Controlled Environment: Flexible Electronics Take On Different Shapes  

• Nanowerk: A nanotechnologist’s take on “two sides of the same coin"  

• Nature Middle East: Flexible sensors for skin, brain  

• Nanowerk: Reversibly bistable materials could revolutionize flexible electronics  

• Nature Middle East: Stretchable, rollable transistors for health-monitoring bracelets 

• IEEE Spectrum: Stretchable Antenna Boosts Range for Wearable Devices  

• Nature Middle East: Antenna for wireless communications now stretchable  

• Nanowerk: A stretchable far-field communication antenna far wearable electronics 

• Nature Middle East: Wearable, implantable sensors possible with flexible transistors 

• Nanowerk: Nanoelectronics on textile, paper, wood and stone   

• Nanowerk: Flexible FeRAM fabricated with CMOS-compatible approach  

• nanotechweb: Ferroelectric capacitor goes flexible    

• Nanowerk: Ultra-stretchable silicon for flexible electronics 

• nanotechweb: Silicon gets stretched  

• nanotechweb: FinFETs go flexible  

• Nanowerk: Flexible high-performance FinFETs with a bending radius of 0.5 mm

• MIT Tech Review Pan Arab: The Road to Flexible Electronics  

• Nanowerk: Flexible silicon-on-polymer sub-20 nm FinFETs without performance loss 

• Materials 360 Online, Materials Research Society (MRS): Flexible Electronics without the Compromise 

• nanotechweb: Brain structure inspires FinFET 

• Featured as Industry Buzz in Advanced Substrate News: Industry’s first flexible FinFET uses SOI wafers    

• Nanowerk: Flexible and semitransparent silicon electronics 

• nanotechweb: Waste not want not: recycling silicon electronics  

• C&EN: Hard Silicon Wafers Yield Flexible Electronics   

• Nanowerk: High-performance computing on flexible and transparent monocrystalline silicon

• Nanowerk: Flexible thermoelectric generator from bulk silicon  

• nanotechweb: Flexible TEG breaks new power record   

• Physicsworld: New silicon devices are fast, flexible and semi-transparent   

• nanotechweb: On the road to transparent, flexible computers  

• Nanowerk: On route to building flexible high-performance computers 

• EE Journal: Flexible, Transparent Silicon? A New Approach from KAUST 

• Laboratory News: How to flex, bend and stretch 

Energy Science and Technology

• IEEE Spectrum: Spherical Solar Cells Soak Up Scattered Sunlight

• Nature Middle East: Corrugated bendable solar cells

• PV Australia: Spherical monocrystalline solar cells with 18.93% efficiency

• Nanowerk: Flexible thermoelectric nanogenerator on paper

• Phys.org: Deformable thermoelectric materials add a new twist to the design of energy-scavenging devices 

• Nature Middle East: Spherical solar cell could trap more energy

• Eureka Alert (AAAS): Flexible thinking in solar cells

• Nanowerk: A fully stretchable energy harvester for thermal waste  

• PV Magazine: Spherical monocrystalline solar cells with 18.93% efficiency

• Science and technology research news: Stretching Toward Energy Efficiency 

• Selected by Scientific American as One of the Top 10 World Changing Ideas 2014, Spit Fired Fuel Cells

• IEEE Spectrum: Tiny Microbial Fuel Cell Runs On Spit    

• Wall Street Journal: Save Your Spit for Fuel   

• Physics World: Saliva-powered microbial fuel cell built   

• Nanowerk: Spit on it - Micro fuel cell powered by saliva  

• nanotechweb: Saliva powers a MFC  

• Co.Exist: Could Saliva Be The Next Great Renewable Resource?   

• Vocativ: Saliva as Fuel? It’s Not Just Science Fiction  

• Real Clear Science: Saliva-Powered Microbial Fuel Cell   

• Real Clear Energy: Tiny Microbial Fuel Cell That Runs On Spit 

• The Register: Electronic kit low on juice? SPIT ON IT 

• Science Daily  

• Medical Web Times  

• Technoban  

• Penn State News: Tine Power Generators Run on Spit    

• Phys.org  

• Russian Econet 

• Scienceblog  

• Times of India: This tiny power generator runs on human saliva 

• India Today: Tiny power generator runs on human saliva   

• Khaleej Times: Human saliva to run tiny power generators!  

• Financial Express: Tiny power generator runs on human saliva       

• Energy Harvesting Journal: Tiny power generator runs on spit  

• ZEE News: Human saliva to run tiny power generators!   

• Geek: Microbial fuel cell powers implants with spit   

• Wired: This tiny generator is powered by spit

• Nanowerk: A sustainable nanotechnology design for micro-sized microbial fuel cells

• Nanowerk: Flexible thermoelectric generator from bulk silicon  

• nanotechweb: Flexible TEG breaks new power record  

• Nature Middle East: Sun's heat to power green buildings     

• Nanowerk: Nanotechnology windows generate electricity from outside heat   

• Energy Harvesting Journal: Thermoelectric windows  

• Global financial network: Equities   

Solid State Electronics

• Nature Middle East: Wavy transistors for next-generation display devices 

• Lab Talk in nanotechweb: Sub-1 volt three terminal nanoelectromechanical switch 

• Nanowerk: Record-breaking performance by three-terminal nanoelectromechanical switch with amorphous metal  

• nanotechweb: Nanotube TFETs in new tunneling current record  

• Nanowerk: High-performance graphene transistor with high room-temperature mobility