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- Bihar Eloise
- Roberts Timothee
- Ismailova Esma
- Saadaoui Mohamed
- Isik Mehmet
- Sanchez-Sanchez Ana
- Mecerreyes David
- Herve Thierry
- de Graaf Jozina B.
- Malliaras George G.
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Fully printed electrodes consisting of a conducting polymer and an ionic liquid gel are fabricated on a stretchable textile. They are shown to record cardiac activity while the wearer is moving and for long periods of time, paving the way for the development of low-cost devices for continuous health monitoring.