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This Cold-Proof Material Could Give Wearable Sensors a Winter Upgrade

3+ week, 1+ day ago   (336+ words) Wearable sensors need to remain soft and conductive as the body moves, but cold weather presents a basic materials problem. Many flexible sensors use water-rich hydrogels, and when that water freezes, the material can become stiff and lose the ionic…...