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Biomedical devices

Biomedical devices

Living bioelectronics capture physiological signals and deliver targeted therapy

11 Jun 2024 Tami Freeman
Jiuyun Shi holds a living bioelectronics device
The ABLE platform First author Jiuyun Shi holds a living bioelectronics device that integrates flexible electronic sensors, hydrogel and living cells to monitor and heal skin conditions. (Courtesy: Jiuyun Shi and Bozhi Tian/University of Chicago)
Electronic devices that seamlessly interface with living tissues hold potential to revolutionize dis

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