NUS Researchers Create Water-Resistant Electronic Skin with Self-Healing Abilities (IMAGE)

National University of Singapore

NUS Researchers Create Water-Resistant Electronic Skin with Self-Healing Abilities

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A team of NUS researchers led by Assistant Professor Benjamin Tee (back row, right) has created a transparent electronic skin that repairs itself in both wet and dry conditions. Front row, from left: Li Si, doctoral student, Department of Materials Science and Engineering, NUS Faculty of Engineering; Dr. Tan Yu Jun, Research Fellow, Biomedical Institute for Global Health Research and Technology (BIGHEART), NUS; Guo Hongchen, doctoral student, NUS Graduate School for Integrative Sciences and Engineering. Back row, from left: Dr. Lee Wang Wei, Research Fellow, BIGHEART, NUS; Assistant Professor Benjamin Tee, Department of Materials Science and Engineering NUS Faculty of Engineering.

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