A Magnetized Microneedle-Array Based Flexible Triboelectric-Electromagnetic Hybrid Generator for Human Motion Monitoring

Rapid synthesis of metallic and alloy micro/nanoparticles by laser ablation towards water

A Mini Review of Microneedle Array Electrode for Bio-Signal Recording: A Review

Cactus‐Inspired Conical Spines with Oriented Microbarbs for Efficient Fog Harvesting

Rapidly Fabricated Microneedle Arrays Using Magnetorheological Drawing Lithography for Transdermal Drug Delivery

Point-of-need detection of microcystin-LR using a smartphone-controlled electrochemical analyzer

A smartphone-based quantitative detection device integrated with latex microsphere immunochromatography for on-site detection of zearalenone in cereals and feed

Fabrication of gradient porous microneedle array by modified hot embossing for transdermal drug delivery

Simultaneous detection of glucose, uric acid and cholesterol using flexible microneedle electrode array-based biosensor and multi-channel portable electrochemical analyzer

Magnetization-Induced Self-Assembling of Bendable Microneedle Arrays for Triboelectric Nanogenerators

Touch-actuated microneedle array patch for closed-loop transdermal drug delivery

Additive Manufacturing of Honeybee-Inspired Microneedle for Easy Skin Insertion and Difficult Removal

Single-step selective metallization on insulating substrates by laser-induced molten transfer

Continuous needleless electrospinning of magnetic nanofibers from magnetization-induced self-assembling PVA/ferrofluid cone array

Fabrication of Flexible Microneedle Array Electrodes for Wearable Bio-Signal Recording

Fabrication of Composite Microneedle Array Electrode for Temperature and Bio-Signal Monitoring

Needleless electrospray of magnetic film from magnetization-induced cone array

Rapid fabrication of microneedles using magnetorheological drawing lithography

Flexible microneedle array electrode using magnetorheological drawing lithography for bio-signal monitoring

Ultrafast fabrication of micro-channels and graphite patterns on glass by nanosecond laser-induced plasma-assisted ablation (LIPAA) for electrofluidic devices