POSTECH and Pukyong National University researchers develop a conductive bioglue that seamlessly integrates tissues and electronic devices in the fluid‑filled body.

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In complex cross-media environments, existing attachment mechanisms face significant physical constraints," said Junzhi Yu, corresponding author and ...

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