Sihong Wang

In bioelectronics breakthrough, scientists create soft, flexible semiconductors Closeup photo of a bare hand with a sticky, flexible blue patch draped over two fingers

In bioelectronics breakthrough, scientists create soft, flexible semiconductors

UChicago Pritzker Molecular Engineering study could lead to better brain-machine interfaces, biosensors, and pacemakers

Researchers building ‘bionic breast’ to restore sensation for cancer survivors Woman getting mammogram

Researchers building ‘bionic breast’ to restore sensation for cancer survivors

UChicago-led team of physicians, neuroscientists, bioengineers creating implantable device to restore sense of touch in breast after reconstructive surgery

Transistor can adhere to internal organs like tape Ph.D. student Nan Li, first author of the new paper, holds up a sample of the adhesive transistor.

Transistor can adhere to internal organs like tape

UChicago researchers’ design makes stable, suture-free medical monitoring in body possible

UChicago researchers develop stretchable OLED display Prof. Sihong Wang in a lab coat standing in lab with hands in a glove box, looking at camera

UChicago researchers develop stretchable OLED display

Scientists with Pritzker Molecular Engineering design flexible electronics with range of applications

Two UChicago scientists awarded NIH grants for ‘high-risk, high-reward’ research Closeup of fingers holding a tiny device smaller than a fingernail

Two UChicago scientists awarded NIH grants for ‘high-risk, high-reward’ research

Researchers discover new strategy for developing human-integrated electronics Abstract image of circuits

Researchers discover new strategy for developing human-integrated electronics