The new graphene-based conductive hydrogel electrodes offer convenience of use, controllable degradation, and excellent signal transmission GIST (GWANGJU INSTITUTE OF SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY) IMAGE: RESEARCHERS FROM GWANGJU INSTITUTE OF SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY (GIST), KOREA HAVE DEVELOPED GRAPHENE-BASED CONDUCTIVE HYDROGELS AS BIOELECTRODE MATERIALS FOR OVERCOMING THE CHALLENGES ASSOCIATED WITH TRADITIONAL, METAL-BASED BIOELECTRODES. THESE CONDUCTIVE HYDROGELS ARE...
