Edible graphene bio-sensors based on seaweed could take over the field of wearable health monitors

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ACS Sustainable Chemistry & Engineering

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Graphene applications

Graphene Sensors

Medicine

Technical / Research

Posted: Mar 05,2023 by Roni Peleg

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