Spatiotemporal electrochemistry on flexible microelectrode arrays: Progress towards smart contact lens integration

Spatiotemporal electrochemistry on flexible microelectrode arrays: Progress towards smart contact lens integration
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10.1016/j.snb.2019.126671
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2019-06
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Sensors and Actuators B: Chemical
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Matthew Donora;E. González-Fernández;A. Vásquez Quintero;H. De Smet;I. Underwood
Matthew Donora;E. González-Fernández;A. Vásquez Quintero;H. De Smet;I. Underwood
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作者:
Matthew Donora;E. González-Fernández;A. Vásquez Quintero;H. De Smet;I. Underwood

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