Topic: Advanced in Wearable Sensing and Energy Harvesting

This Special Issue focuses on recent advances in wearable sensing and energy harvesting, especially technologies that integrate sensing, power management, and communication into practical, user-comfortable systems. By bringing together innovations in biosensing, flexible materials, and self-power sources, this issue aims to accelerate advances in wearable sensing and energy harvesting.

Topics covered include, but are not limited to:

● Wearable biochemical and physiological sensors for continuous health monitoring;

● On-body energy harvesting (biofuel cells, triboelectric, piezoelectric, thermoelectric);

● Stretchable and skin-conformal energy storage and power management;

● Integrated self-powered systems with wireless data transmission;

● Biocompatible, breathable, and durable materials for long-term wear;

● Scalable fabrication and miniaturization of multifunctional wearable devices;

● Human-subject validation and clinical / performance applications.

Wearable biosensors, self-powered systems, flexible energy harvesting, multimodal monitoring, soft electronics, continuous health