Inside Back Cover: Volume 3 Issue 5

Abstract

Inside Back Cover: In a study reported at doi:10.1002/idm2.12198, a novel flexible, conductive, and self-adhesive dry electrode was designed that can steadily collect bioelectrical signals from the human brain, heart, and muscles during sustained exercise. Even under stretched and deformed conditions, the electrode maintains good conductivity, as evidenced by the sustained brightness of a connected light bulb. This innovation opens up new possibilities for long-term medical monitoring in complex daily environments and will pave the way for the further development of wearable medical devices and remote health monitoring.