Tissue & material
Tissue coupling
Designs adhesion, mechanics and molecular transport in tissue-contacting materials to support the contact and access paths needed for sensing or therapy.
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Bioelectronic Interfaces
Explore published research at the interfaces between tissue, materials, circuits and their host.
01 / EXPLORE THE INTERFACES
Four research interfaces
Follow the BCCI interface definitions through contact, conduction, integration and host response.
Substrate & interconnect
Deformable electrical routing
Addresses how conductive paths are formed and attached on soft substrates to carry signals and power through fabrication and deformation.
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Interconnect & chip
Component integration
Connects deformable wiring to functional components and examines contact resistance, electrical isolation, mechanical compatibility and process compatibility together.
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Device & host
Host interaction
Examines fouling, friction, inflammation and foreign-body responses at device surfaces, together with ways to retain the intended biological interaction.
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Each publication has one primary theme. Encapsulation and protection span the themes; cross-links and boundary cases appear on individual pages.
02 / READING THE EVIDENCE
Selected research perspectives
Read contributions, limitations and comparison conditions within the evidence reviewed. Verification depth varies by paper.
Quinone-mediated, tissue-adaptive double-network hydrogel for instant hemostasis and wet-tissue adhesion
Nature Communications, 17, 5526 (2026)
A double-network hydrogel bonds to wet tissue through quinone-mediated interactions. Public-text evidence on patch and injectable applications in animal bleeding and incision models supports placement in wet tissue adhesion.
Bioadaptive liquid-infused multifunctional fibers for long-term neural recording via BDNF stabilization and enhanced neural interaction
Science Advances, 11(37), eadz1228 (2025)
Lubrication and immobilized BDNF combine resistance to nonspecific attachment with neural interaction. The focus on surface–tissue responses during chronic recording supports a host-interaction assignment.
Universal hydrogel adhesives with robust chain entanglement for bridging soft electronic materials
npj Flexible Electronics, 8, 39 (2024)
Joining dry components and hydrogel–dry interfaces enables assembly of wearable and acute implanted devices. This is an extended component-integration assignment: heterogeneous material assembly extends beyond an interconnect–chip electrical junction.
Postoperative Long-Term Monitoring of Mechanical Characteristics in Reconstructed Soft Tissues Using Biocompatible, Immune-Tolerant, and Wireless Electronic Sutures
ACS Nano, 18(19), 12210-12224 (2024)
A chip-free wireless system combines a capacitive fiber sensor, inductive coil and suture fixation. It extends component integration to sensor-system assembly without demonstrating an interconnect–chip junction. Antifouling and tissue fixation provide host and tissue cross-links.
Functionalized EGaIn Electrodes with Tunable Reduced‐Graphene‐Oxide Assembled EGaIn Core–Shell Particles for Soft and Deformable Electrochemical Biosensors
Advanced Functional Materials, 34(31), 2311696 (2024)
Surface-functionalized EGaIn particles form deformable electrochemical electrodes. The work connects to liquid conductors, but its focus on electrode reactivity rather than interconnect continuity makes this an extended assignment.
Intrinsically Nonswellable Multifunctional Hydrogel with Dynamic Nanoconfinement Networks for Robust Tissue‐Adaptable Bioelectronics
Advanced Science, 10(12), 2207237 (2023)
Nanoconfinement couples swelling control, mechanics and conductivity in a tissue-contacting hydrogel. Tissue-adaptive mechanics is the primary theme; electrical transport and adhesion are cross-cutting aspects.
Antibacterial infection and immune-evasive coating for orthopedic implants
Science Advances, 6 (44), eabb0025 (2020)
A lubricated interface on orthopedic fixation hardware is evaluated for bacterial attachment, infection-related inflammation and bone healing. Device-surface biological responses place it within host interaction.
Ag Nanowire Reinforced Highly Stretchable Conductive Fibers for Wearable Electronics
Advanced Functional Materials, 25 (21), 3114-3121 (2015)
Silver-nanowire reinforcement supports electrical transport in stretchable conductive fibers. The abstract’s wearable-electronics focus supports placement under conductive fibers in deformable electrical routing.
03 / BEYOND THE PAPER
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