Electrospinning Technology of Polymer Materials
A special issue of Polymers (ISSN 2073-4360). This special issue belongs to the section "Polymer Processing and Engineering".
Deadline for manuscript submissions: 10 August 2024 | Viewed by 1079
Special Issue Editor
Interests: electrospinning; semiconductive ceramic fibers; structural phase transition/structural refinement; photosensor/strain sensors; wearable electronics
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Dear Colleagues,
Electrospinning is considered a low-cost, simple, and feasible method. This technique has attracted a great deal of attention due to its capacity to prepare functional nanofiber materials that can be widely used in many fields, especially the fabrications functional polymers. Polymers—functional materials in stretchable sensors—have attracted widespread attention due to their excellent flexibility and stretchability. Many polymers have been found to possess good conductivity and piezoelectric sensing properties. Due to their innate characteristics, academics have conducted in-depth research on more well-known synthetic polymers and applied their findings to sensing applications, including strain/pressure sensors, piezoelectric sensors, optical sensors, gas sensors, etc. Significant efforts have been made in designing micro, flexible, and self-powered wearable sensors. However, developing a single-chip medical device consisting of multifunctional soft sensors, scalable interconnections, wireless communication systems, and sustainable power sources that can connect to the skin remains a major challenge.
This Special Issue aims to collect the latest breakthroughs in the field of functional polymers fabricated by electrospinning, which are particularly relevant to emerging and pioneering devices. Articles should focus on advanced polymer materials, unique electrospinning combined synthesis technologies, or flexible electronic integration methods.
Dr. Yuting Wang
Guest Editor
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Keywords
- advanced polymer materials
- functional polymers
- electrospinning
- synthesis technologies
- micro/nanostructure
