Inkjet printed flexible antenna on textile for wearable applications

Yi Li; Russel Torah; Steve Beeby; John Tudor

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Inkjet printed flexible antenna on textile for wearable applications

Yi Li Russel Torah Steve Beeby John Tudor

Year: 2012 Journal: Pharmaceutical Research Vol: 32 (5)Pages: 1615-25 Publisher: Springer Science+Business Media

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Hyperthermia induced by AMF activation of CNA-IONPs has potential to increase the BBB permeability of therapeutics for the diagnosis and therapy of various brain diseases.

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Materials science Inkwell Conductive ink Antenna (radio) Textile Inkjet printing Optoelectronics Electrical conductor Kapton Dipole antenna Wearable computer Electrical engineering Composite material Computer science Polyimide Sheet resistance Engineering Layer (electronics)

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Advanced Sensor and Energy Harvesting Materials

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Nanomaterials and Printing Technologies

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Inkjet printed flexible antenna on textile for wearable applications

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