Scientific Paper
Thermally Responsive Polymers for Wearable Calorimeters
Summary
PhD thesis on a wearable thermometer that estimates body core temperature from the skin using dual heat flux sensing. It studies polymers whose ionic conductivity changes strongly with temperature, showing that the coordination of metal ions and water to the polymer is what makes them sensitive, then tunes their composition and integrates them into an ultrathin sensor tested for accuracy and response time.
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