Sensors and Wearable Electronics

Squeezy Electronic Device

Bioelectronics, wearable electronics and sensors

Research activities

 

Theme Lead and Champions

Prof Ji-Seon Kim

Prof Ji-Seon Kim is deputy director of the CPE. Ji-Seon is the theme lead of our sensors and wearable electronics theme. The theme aligns very well with her own research interests; her group in Physics focuses on the processability and functionality of organic and organic-inorganic hybrid semiconductors for new devices including displays, solar cells, transistors and biosensors.

Felice Torrisi

Dr Felice Torrisi

Dr Felice Torrisi is Champion of our sensors and wearable electronics research theme. Based in Chemistry, Felice's interests span from printed and flexible electronics to photonics with graphene and 2D materials, with particular focus on energy, sensing, wearable electronics and bioelectronics.

Dr Firat Guder

Dr Firat Guder is Champion of our sensors and wearable electronics research theme from the Department of Bioengineering. Firat and his research group work in the intersection of material science, electronics, computing, biology and chemistry to develop intelligent interfaces to connect complex chemical and biological systems with computers.

Research Highlights

A new material strategy for efficient bioelectronics

Researchers demonstrate a new material design strategy for higher performing organic electrochemical transistors.

Developing low-cost digital crop virus sensors

Researchers have received $1million to develop low-cost digital sensors that detect viruses in plants and crops with international partners.

A new platform for controlled design of printed electronics

Scientists have shown how electricity is transported in printed 2D materials, paving the way for design of flexible devices for healthcare and beyond.