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This research aims to develop an integrated material system for energy storage and motion sensing under demanding conditions.

April 15, 2026

Printed N’S-MXene@C/Cu Micro-Supercapacitors with Cryo-Tolerant Hydrogel for Wireless Self-Powered Motion Monitoring.

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This research aims to develop an integrated material system for energy storage and motion sensing under demanding conditions.
Designed MXene@C/Cu micro-supercapacitors.
Incorporated cryo-tolerant hydrogel for flexibility.
Tested performance under harsh environmental conditions.
Achieved reliable energy storage capacity.
Demonstrated effective real-time sensing capabilities.
Validated performance for wearable electronics applications.

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Designing integrated material systems that can simultaneously provide reliable energy storage and real-time sensing under harsh environments remains a major challenge for next-generation wearable electronics. Here, we report a robust,...

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Guotao Xiang

Ruidong Shi

Na Chen

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Journal of Materials Chemistry A

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Printed N’S-MXene@C/Cu Micro-Supercapacitors with Cryo-Tolerant Hydrogel for Wireless Self-Powered Motion Monitoring.

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