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Devices and structures

Devices and structures

Nanotube sensors promise smarter performance tracking

20 Apr 2017 Maddy Nichols 
A flexible biosensor made from carbon nanotubes
A flexible biosensor made from carbon nanotubes can record the motion of a finger
Sensors made from carbon nanotubes could offer a superior alternative to current activity tracking t

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Maddy Nichols is a PhD student contributor to Physics World. Maddy is studying smart materials at the University of Bristol. Find out more about our student contributor networks
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