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Osaka University

Fig. 2

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On-skin EEG, ECG, and EMG signals acquired by attaching the nanopaper-based e-skin on the human skin surface.

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Reprinted with permission from Huang et al., Skin-Adhesive, -Breathable, and -Compatible Nanopaper Electronics for Harmonious On-Skin Electrophysiological Monitoring, Advanced Materials Interfaces

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