Miniaturized soft batteries for biomedical implants

Heng, Wenzheng; Yao, Dickson R.; Gao, Wei

doi:10.1038/s44286-024-00135-0

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Miniaturized soft batteries for biomedical implants

Heng, Wenzheng¹
Yao, Dickson R.¹
Gao, Wei¹

1. California Institute of Technology

Miniaturized, flexible lithium-ion droplet batteries offer a promising solution for powering implantable medical devices, providing reliable energy for a wide range of biomedical monitoring and therapeutic applications.

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Nature Chemical Engineering, 1, 691–701, ISSN: 2948-1198, 2024.

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