Smart Electronic Materials and Systems
Smart Electronic Materials and Systems

Research projects

Find out what we are working on.

Electronic textiles: towards invisible and ubiquitous wearable technologies

Status: Active
Lead researchers: Professor Stephen Beeby

Flexible Hybrid Thermoelectric Materials

Status: Active
Lead researchers: Doctor Iris Nandhakumar

Integrated levitated optomechanical sensors

Status: Active
Lead researchers: Professor Jize Yan

Minimally invasive and non-invasive tools to optimise management of atopic dermatitis

Status: Active
Lead researchers: Professor Michael Ardern-Jones

Optogenetics-inspired photoelectric memories based on flexible nanogap electrodes (PHOTOMEM)

Status: Active
Lead researchers: Doctor Dimitra Georgiadou

UKRI Centre for Doctoral Training in Machine Intelligence for Nano-electronic Devices and Systems

Status: Active
Lead researchers: Professor Tim Norman

Wearable Textile with Integrated Electrotherapy and Sensing for Joint Pain Management

Status: Active
Lead researchers: Professor Kai Yang

"Radio Frequency-Enabled Multi-Source Energy Harvesting in Inaccessible Environments"

Status: Not active

Advanced e-textiles for wearable therapeutics

Status: Not active
Lead researchers: Professor Kai Yang

An Energy Harvesting And Insole Sensors For Smart Footwear Using Novel Lead-Free Piezoelectric Composite

Status: Not active
Lead researchers: Professor Stephen Beeby