Flexible Electronics for Biosensing

Dear Colleagues,

Intensive studies and significant research efforts have been devoted to flexible devices used in biosensing applications. Innovations in materials and structural engineering to achieve high-performance biosensing devices on flexible platforms and the system-level integration of functional devices are required for practical and advanced applications in fields of healthcare, diagnostic, environmental monitoring, and Internet of Things, among others. To realize reliable biomarkers analysis with flexible electronics, novel techniques with the merits of high compatibility with flexible and functional materials offer promising strategies for the enhancement of biosensing performance, especially on the key factors of sensitivity, selectivity, and stability.

This Special Issue in Biosensors welcomes novel perspectives and research advances on the progress of flexible engineering technologies to revolutionize the fabrication of biosensing devices and integrated systems. Both review articles and original research articles will be considered.

This Special Issue focuses on, but is not limited to, the following topics:

1. Materials and structural engineering to realize flexible biosensors;
2. Novel techniques for integrated sensing platforms;
3. The development of flexible biosensing devices and systems;
4. Wearable electronics towards reliable body computing;
5. Biosensing electronics for artificial intelligent applications.

Dr. Yuanjing Lin
Guest Editor

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