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s of the skin (such as stiffness), and its thickness matches that of skin features (wrinkles, creases, etc.). In fact, it adheres to skin only using van der Waals forces—the forces of attraction between atoms and molecules—so no adhesive material is required. Between the flexibility and the lack of adhesive,

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s of the skin (such as stiffness), and its thickness matches that of skin features (wrinkles, creases, etc.). In fact, it adheres to skin only using van der Waals forces—the forces of attraction between atoms and molecules—so no adhesive material is required. Between the flexibility and the lack of adhesive,

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s of the skin (such as stiffness), and its thickness matches that of skin features (wrinkles, creases, etc.). In fact, it adheres to skin only using van der Waals forces—the forces of attraction between atoms and molecules—so no adhesive material is required. Between the flexibility and the lack of adhesive,

but they seem most interested in making this into game controllers. O Temporary tattoos fitted with electronics make flexible, ultrathin sensors By Kyle Niemeyer EFTA_R1_00478636 EFTA01987411 Modern methods of measuring the body's activity, such as electroencephalography (EEG), electrocardiography (ECG),

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s of the skin (such as stiffness), and its thickness matches that of skin features (wrinkles, creases, etc.). In fact, it adheres to skin only using van der Waals forces—the forces of attraction between atoms and molecules—so no adhesive material is required. Between the flexibility and the lack of adhesive,

t they seem most interested in making this into game controllers. :) Temporary tattoos fitted with electronics make flexible, ultrathin sensors By Kyle Niemeyer <http://arstechnica.com/author/kyle-niemeyer/> Modern methods of measuring the body's activity, such as electroencephalography (EEG), electrocardio