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electrocatalyst and enzyme immobilization, electrochemical cofactor regeneration, enzyme-electrode interface engineering, electrochemical and enzymatic testing, product analysis, spectroscopic characterization
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focuses on in situ formation of organic electronic materials in living environments, enabling new ways to create soft, adaptive, and spatially precise interfaces with biological tissue (see, for example
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include stretchable electronics, wearable technologies, sustainable energy harvesting and storage, bioelectronics, and neural interfaces. The group is highly interdisciplinary and works closely with
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