PUBLICATION COVERAGE
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101 papers
Advanced Science, Accepted (2026)
Public-title references to liquid-metal particles and soft electronics support a provisional liquid-conductor shelf. Without an abstract/DOI, substrate attachment, routing continuity and component joining remain unverified.
Materials Science and Engineering R: Reports, 171, 101285 (2026)
The Crossref-confirmed title explicitly concerns IC-chip/deformable-circuit packaging, fitting the interconnect–chip boundary. The complete abstract is unavailable, so specific methods and performance remain unclassified.
Small Science, 6(9), e70402 (2026)
The publisher abstract spans electrical contacts, heat transfer and skin conformity. As no single joining method dominates, retain integration foundations with tissue/routing cross-links and explicit cross-theme ambiguity.
Burns & Trauma, 14, tkag055 (2026)
Immunomodulation and the wound microenvironment are central; tissue adhesion provides a secondary connection.
Advanced Materials, e74385 (2026)
Publisher-abstract evidence for defect filling, tissue adhesion and bone repair directly fits tissue–material contact and repair. Cell migration and osteogenic modulation provide a secondary host-interaction link.
Advanced Functional Materials, 36(67), e77191 (2026)
Publisher-abstract evidence addresses hypoxia, macrophage states and regenerative immune responses directly. Conformal wound printing links to tissue repair; robot use alone does not establish interconnect–chip integration.
Materials Today Bio, 39, 103405 (2026)
A lubricated ureteral-stent interface addresses bacteria, encrustation and irritation, directly fitting device–host interaction.
Materials Today Bio, 38, 103299 (2026)
This broader review addresses piezoelectric antibacterial platforms and host safety. It includes implant coatings, but not every case is a device–host interface, so the mapping remains qualified.
ACS Applied Materials & Interfaces, 18(25), 34821-34834 (2026)
A liquid interface addresses blood/mucus fouling and fogging on an endoscope cap, fitting antifouling during host contact.
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.
Bioactive Materials, 61, 210 - 228 (2026)
The lubricated biliary-stent coating targets adhesion, biofilm and immune fibrosis; the neutrophil pathway is an immune connection within the same host theme.
Advanced Materials, 38(19), e15767 (2026)
The gel interface jointly controls transport from biofluids to sensors and mechanical suitability, fitting tissue-coupling analyte transport.
Small, 22(17), e10949 (2026)
Locally read interlayer adhesion, barrier and electrical-insulation evidence fits protective packaging. Acute inflammatory/tissue responses after seven-day subcutaneous implantation support a host cross-link, without establishing chronic biocompatibility.
Advanced Healthcare Materials, 15(12), e04939 (2026)
Locally read stimulation, inflammatory-marker and diabetic-wound evidence directly fits host immune response. Conductive stability under deformation/hydration is verified, but the primary classification remains therapeutic response with a tissue-contact cross-link.
ACS Applied Materials & Interfaces, 17(51), 70047 - 70058 (2025)
This foundational composite combines actuation, foaming and release. The abstract does not verify interconnect–chip or substrate–component joining, so integration is only a provisional foundation.
Advanced Electronic Materials, 11(19), e00475 (2025)
OLED barrier and mechanical stability fit protective packaging. Its breadth from conventional displays to biointegration requires a qualified boundary; skin conformity is secondary.
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.
Small, 21(34), 2501590 (2025)
This industrial gas-membrane study addresses structural confinement and sealing. Without bioelectronic joining or host-response evidence, it is provisionally shelved only as interface-manufacturing foundations.
Advanced Materials Interfaces, 12(14), e00353 (2025)
The medical interface centers on reduced biological fouling and friction. Industrial demolding is also included and is not itself evidence of host response.
Advanced Healthcare Materials, 14(1), 2401735 (2025)
The central process joins electrodes, receiving coils and a soft substrate through different inks. Tissue contact and stimulation provide a secondary connection; placement does not rely on sensing performance alone.
Small, 20(43), 2402431 (2024)
It separates nonspecific drug loss at lubricated channels from necessary cell attachment on the culture membrane. As an in vitro organ model, its connection to device–host response is extended and remains ambiguous.
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.
Advanced Materials Technologies, 9(10), 2400157 (2024)
The ink targets tissue-mimetic mechanics and vessel training models. It is provisionally foundational because these differ from direct living-tissue contact or repair experiments.
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.
Biosensors & Bioelectronics, 255, 116257 (2024)
Modulus control, limited swelling and viscoelasticity address tissue mismatch; Fig. 4 and Methods 2.7–2.9 directly evaluate the porcine-skin interface and adhesion. CNT conduction and stretchable sensing form the secondary routing connection.
Advanced Electronic Materials, 10(8), 2400013 (2024)
Joining the hydrogel electrode and elastomer triboelectric layer to a power-management circuit establishes a system-assembly focus. Tissue contact and stretchable conduction are secondary.
Advanced Materials Technologies, 9(11), 2400060 (2024)
Direct delivery of bioinks to wounds and support for cell infiltration establish tissue-repair biofabrication. Robot use alone does not establish electronic component integration.
Industrial Chemistry & Materials, 2(3), 361-377 (2024)
Conductor sections motivate the primary liquid-routing placement, but this review also covers adhesion, encapsulation and antifouling. Its breadth requires multiple themes and an ambiguity flag.
Chemical Engineering Journal, 482, 149043 (2024)
This provisional placement follows the registered topic of osseointegration and infection. Without abstract/text, selective biological interactions and the surface mechanism remain unconfirmed.
Advanced Functional Materials, 34(14), 2312740 (2024)
The central interface reduces nonspecific adhesion and friction on deforming biomaterials. Electrical insulation and protective-layer compatibility form a secondary packaging connection.
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.
Advanced Science, 10(30), 2303651 (2023)
The patch centers on conformal adhesion to wet bleeding tissue. Antibacterial and hemostatic behavior supply a secondary biological-interaction connection.
International Journal of Bioprinting, 9(5), 765 (2023)
Printed stretchable conductive patterns and electrical recovery after cutting were tested. Tissue adhesion/mechanics are secondary; this subtheme includes stretchable electrodes as well as fibers.
ACS Nano, 17(8), 7296–7310 (2023)
Self-bonding of a shared polymer joins the conduit and flow sensor. Resealing mechanics and the antithrombotic lubricant interface are secondary connections.
Bioactive Materials, 25, 555-568 (2023)
The abstract explicitly concerns antifouling and low-friction medical surfaces. A coating process does not by itself establish an interconnect–component integration study.
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.
Biosensors, 13(1), 83 (2023)
Substrate, electrode and channel fabrication/joining motivate a provisional manufacturing placement. Most systems are in vitro microfluidics rather than soft interconnect–component interfaces, so ambiguity is retained.
2022 IEEE International Ultrasonics Symposium (IUS), 1 - 4 (2022)
The transducer topic motivates a provisional component-foundations placement. Without the text, soft-substrate joining or biological-system assembly cannot be established.
ACS Applied Electronic Materials, 4(4), 1449-1468 (2022)
Metadata alone supports only the existing provisional host-compatibility shelf.
Small, 18(14), 2107060 (2022)
The abstract describes optical wetting readout, not an interconnect–chip junction or in-host validation.
Biotechnology Journal, 16(12), 2100231 (2021)
The abstract explicitly links bioadhesives to tissue adhesion, regeneration and sensing.
Nanoscale, 13(43), 18112-18124 (2021)
Local text confirms fiber-sensor/FPCB connections and closed-loop voltage control, supporting actual component/system integration.
Advanced Science, 8(15), 2100231 (2021)
Public text directly examines the device–host boundary through insertion friction, attachment and electrode impedance.
Advanced Materials, 33(47), 2005930 (2021)
The abstract joins targeted electronic treatment with implant side effects; the broad review remains thematically provisional.
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.
Scientific Reports, 10, 17454 (2020)
Public text directly addresses lens blood/protein fouling and lubricant maintenance/reprocessing.
Biochip Journal, 14(1), 48-62 (2020)
The abstract directly categorizes foreign-body-response mitigation through softness, drugs and biomimetic surfaces.
ACS Applied Materials & Interfaces, 11(23), 20615-20627 (2019)
The abstract supports host placement through HA crosslinking, CNT retention and subcutaneous responses; extending actuator-material stability to host interaction retains ambiguity.
ChemNanoMat, 5(6), 729-737 (2019)
Routing remains relevant to the conductive soft substrate, but a monolithic mat with cell support extends beyond a discrete substrate–interconnect junction.
Advanced Healthcare Materials, 8 (3), 1801146 (2019)
Foundational tissue mechanics: compression of cardiac fibroblasts in GelMA. The in-vitro fibrosis model is distinct from an implanted-device host response.
ACS Applied Materials & Interfaces, 11 (5), 5484-5491 (2019)
The abstract establishes nonfluorinated re-entrant repellency, not biofouling or host-response outcomes.
Current Pharmaceutical Design, 24 (45), 5458-5470 (2019)
Foundational cell–material screening relates to the tissue interface. In-vitro assays do not establish implanted-device host responses.
ACS Applied Nano Materials, 1(12), 6630-6640, (2018)
Without an abstract or full text, the registered-title-based foundational placement remains provisional; a host secondary tag is unsupported.
ACS Applied Materials & Interfaces, 10 (42), 36094-36101 (2018)
The abstract explicitly describes moisture-resistant Kevlar composite interconnects; unverified host response does not justify a host secondary tag.
Sensors & Actuators B: Chemical, 267, 237-244 (2018)
Registered metadata alone does not establish an interconnect–chip integration contribution.
ACS Nano, 12(5), 4259-4268 (2018)
Resistance changes in deforming conductive fibers directly fit routing; performance depends on strain history.
ACS Applied Materials & Interfaces, 10 (16), 13293-13303 (2018)
Cell–matrix mechanics is foundational; 3D culture compression does not establish tissue adhesion or implanted-device host response.
Advanced Materials, 30 (10), 1704189 (2018)
Electrode–gel–biological actuator assembly supports functional integration, but the narrow BCCI interconnect–chip junction is not directly established.
ACS Nano, 12 (2), 932-941 (2018)
Biofluid delivery to assay sites relates to analyte transport; ex vivo droplet handling does not directly establish tissue–material coupling.
Coatings, 8 (2), 47 (2018)
Foundational liquid-repellency review; superamphiphobicity alone does not prove antifouling or immune-response benefits.
Biomaterials, 153, 85-101 (2018)
Foundational cell–material screening review; implantable screening is a future direction in the text, not a demonstrated result.
Journal of Semiconductors, 39 (1), 011009 (2018)
Conductive fibers support routing, but the review also covers delivery and tissue fabrication; its entire scope is not electrical routing.
Nanoscale, 9(47), 18737-18752 (2017)
Foundational cell–material topography/differentiation study; it does not directly establish tissue bonding or chronic implant response.
Materials Science and Engineering R: Reports, 119, 1-35 (2017)
An extended tissue-fabrication grouping; the whole review does not establish direct tissue-contact interface performance.
Nano Today, 15, 91-106 (2017)
Biodistribution, degradation and toxicity relate to host interaction, but differ from the BCCI implanted-device/host interface.
Advanced Functional Materials, 27 (29), 1701618 (2017)
Foundational nonbiological optical gas sensor; sensing performance alone does not establish chip connections or component joining.
Biomicrofluidics, 11 (4), 044109 (2017)
Foundational in-vitro liver-toxicity modeling of endothelial barriers and hepatocyte interactions. It does not directly establish tissue repair or implanted-device host responses.
Small, 13 (7), 1602865 (2017)
Foundational analyte delivery; the abstract demonstrates dyes, not direct tissue/biofluid transport.
Advanced Materials, 28 (34), 7365-7374 (2016)
Extended biological regulation through device stimulation; the graphical abstract cannot establish implant-host response or therapeutic outcomes.
ACS Applied Materials & Interfaces, 8 (28), 17763-17774 (2016)
Foundational differentiation on culture substrates; functional cell generation is not patient therapy or tissue adhesion.
NPG Asia Materials, 8(4), e262 (2016)
The body supports Pd-selective decoration, conduction and a PET heater; deformable-routing lifetime and connection interfaces remain outside the checked evidence. Retain routing foundations.
Materials, 9(2), 116 (2016)
The abstract connects wetting chemistry/structure with biomedical applications, but does not establish a specific device–host response. Retain host foundations.
Journal of Nanomaterials, 2015(1), 975043 (2015)
Checked sections support protective SERS shells and analytical measurements, not chip–soft-interconnect bonding. Retain integration foundations.
Journal of Materials Chemistry C, 3(39), 10293-10301 (2015)
The one-sentence registered summary supports only an InP MOS dielectric/passivation stack, not direct verification of a BCCI interface. Retain semiconductor foundations.
Nanomaterials, 5(3), 1493-1531 (2015)
The abstract covers textile components and energy harvesting/storage without specifying chip–interconnect integration. Retain integration foundations with secondary routing.
Applied Surface Science, 344, 52-56 (2015)
Public PDF Raman/electrical results support energy-dependent graphene-defect research, not a deformable-routing interface demonstration. Retain routing materials foundations.
Chemistry of Materials, 27 (14), 4964-4971 (2015)
The public PDF supports gas-driven adhesion switching for several liquids, without biological host-response evidence. Retain host interface-control foundations.
Scientific Reports, 5, 12326 (2015)
The abstract supports droplet manipulation, SERS and cellular delivery; droplet adhesion is not tissue adhesion or chip–interconnect joining. Retain integration foundations.
Scientific Reports, 5, 12306 (2015)
The abstracts support silicon-based GO reduction and film formation, not deformable-interconnect attachment. Retain routing foundations.
IEEE Transactions on Terahertz Science and Technology, 5 (4), 605-612 (2015)
The public PDF supports surface-trap/Auger carrier dynamics in Si nanowires. This is device-physics groundwork, not a component-assembly demonstration.
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.
Advanced Materials, 27 (15), 2433-2439 (2015)
The abstract supports coated conductive fibres and woven pressure sensing. Keep the conductive-fibre shelf, flagged because transduction does not establish strain-invariant routing.
ACS Applied Materials & Interfaces, 7 (6), 3554-3561 (2015)
The abstract supports a PMMA-selective layer and Pd/graphene hydrogen sensor, not biofluid transport or chip–interconnect joining. Retain integration foundations.
Journal of Power Sources, 274, 1140-1146 (2015)
The public PDF concerns DTS-coated carbon-black catalyst corrosion in fuel cells. It remains an energy-materials foundation, without extrapolation to bioelectronic packaging.
RSC Advances, 5(8), 5754-5761 (2015)
The one-sentence registered summary supports an electrostatic droplet track. Droplet routing is not electrical routing; retain integration foundations.
Nanoscale Research Letters, 9, 610 (2014)
The abstract supports flexible SWNT/polymer X-ray sensing and transport trade-offs; flexibility alone does not establish chip joining or stretchable routing. Retain integration foundations.
RSC Advances, 4(104), 60123-60130 (2014)
Cu–SiO2 barrier/adhesion informs electronics foundations without establishing deformable routing or biofluid packaging.
Advanced Materials, 26 (41), 7043-7050 (2014)
Foundational cell–material research on culture surfaces, stem-cell spheroids and in-vitro angiogenic readouts. In-vivo efficacy and device–host responses are outside the established scope.
ACS Applied Materials & Interfaces, 6 (12), 9053-9060 (2014)
SERS fabrication supports analytical foundations without established biological samples or chip-assembly interfaces.
ACS Nano, 7 (12), 10809-10817 (2013)
Flexible multicolour emission is verified, but remains optoelectronic foundations rather than bioelectronic joining.
Advanced Materials, 25 (30), 4139-4144 (2013)
Gas-controlled droplet adhesion is a surface foundation; proposed biological use is distinct from host validation.
Thin Solid Films, 527, 179-185 (2013)
Water–nanowire wetting is a surface foundation without verified protein fouling or immune response.
Thin Solid Films, 524, 1-19 (2012)
This review spans materials, circuits and biointegration; it is an integration foundation rather than a single-interface experiment.
Small, 8 (10), 1614-1621 (2012)
Flexible FETs are verified, while separate chip–interconnect joining and BCCI assembly interfaces remain unverified.
Journal of Nanoparticle Research, 14(5), 840 (2012)
Surface smoothing and junction optoelectronics support semiconductor foundations rather than biological interfaces.
ACS Applied Materials & Interfaces, 3 (12), 4722-4729 (2011)
Droplet-routing platforms remain foundations without established tissue analyte transport or host response.
Journal of the Korean Physical Society, 59 (2), 501-504 (2011)
Heterojunction nanowire photodiodes do not demonstrate BCCI component–interconnect joining.
Applied Surface Science, 257 (11), 4973-4977 (2011)
UV-detector growth and substrate morphology remain foundations without direct soft-integration evidence.
Thin Solid Films, 519 (2), 823-828 (2010)
Silicon–PDMS wrinkles inform deformable structures; electrical routing continuity is unverified.
Japanese Journal of Applied Physics, 49(10R), 104003 (2010)
MOS storage nodes and tunnelling concern electronics foundations rather than BCCI component joining.
Applied Surface Science, 255 (8), 4616-4622 (2009)
Transparent-electrode processing on glass supports electronics foundations without demonstrated soft or biological integration.
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