Seonghyeon Nam

TL;DR: In this paper , a minimally-invasive and in vivo hydrogel patterning method for in situ fabrication of implantable hydrogels is presented, which can be achieved by adopting an appropriate combination of the sacrificial mold hydrogll and the frame hydroggel, in consideration of unique material properties of the hyrogels such as high softness, facile mass transfer, biocompatibility, and diverse crosslinking mechanisms.

TL;DR: Soft bioelectronics using nanomaterials and nanostructures for neuroengineering integrates nanotechnology with bioelectronics to address challenges in neural networks and neuronal activity regulation. It offers improved spatial resolution, selectivity, single neuron targeting, and multifunctionality.

TL;DR: This review focuses on recent advances in soft conductive nanocomposites, mainly on their electrical and mechanical properties according to the types of nanofillers, and presents their applications to wearable biosignal recording devices.