We are excited to announce that our research project has been selected for the JSPS KAKENHI Grant-in-Aid for Challenging Research (Exploratory).   Research Theme Development of Skin-Conformal Bioiontronics Based on Supramolecular Ionic Gels   The project will pioneer a new class of supramolecular ionic materials for skin-conformal bioiontronics through the rational design of intermolecular interactions, advancing next-generation biodegradable bioelectronics.

I visited National Tsing Hua University (Taiwan) and delivered an invited seminar hosted by the Institute of Nano Engineering and Micro Systems. In this talk, titled “Transient Ionics: Biodegradable Electronic Materials that Disappear After Use,” I introduced our recent work on the design and applications of biodegradable electronic materials that safely decompose after use. In particular, I discussed transient electronics based on bioderived ionic liquids, biodegradable metal electrodes, and se …