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Covers the physical phenomena of electrostatic transduction, including charge accumulation, capacitance, and electrostatic force, with practical examples of sensors and actuators.
Explores the fabrication and principles of printed humidity and temperature sensors, along with organic electrochemical transistors as versatile sensors.
Explores engineering intelligent cells through genetic and protein circuits for cell engineering, discussing sensing mechanisms and signal transmission.
