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Max Farley

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Nature Communications|May 9, 2025
Wearable continuous diffusion-based skin gas analysisDavid Clausen, Max Farley, Abigail Little, et al.
Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences of the United States of America|December 4, 2023
Biosymbiotic platform for chronic long-range monitoring of biosignals in limited resource settingsTucker Stuart, Max Farley, Julia Amato, et al.
Biosensors & Bioelectronics|March 20, 2023
Context-aware electromagnetic design for continuously wearable biosymbiotic devicesTucker Stuart, Xiaoyang Yin, Shengjian Jammy Chen, et al.
Science Advances|October 8, 2021
Biosymbiotic, personalized, and digitally manufactured wireless devices for indefinite collection of high-fidelity biosignalsTucker Stuart, Kevin Albert Kasper, Ifechukwude Christian Iwerunmor, et al.
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Nature Communications|May 9, 2025
Wearable continuous diffusion-based skin gas analysisDavid Clausen, Max Farley, Abigail Little, et al.
Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences of the United States of America|December 4, 2023
Biosymbiotic platform for chronic long-range monitoring of biosignals in limited resource settingsTucker Stuart, Max Farley, Julia Amato, et al.
Biosensors & Bioelectronics|March 20, 2023
Context-aware electromagnetic design for continuously wearable biosymbiotic devicesTucker Stuart, Xiaoyang Yin, Shengjian Jammy Chen, et al.
Science Advances|October 8, 2021
Biosymbiotic, personalized, and digitally manufactured wireless devices for indefinite collection of high-fidelity biosignalsTucker Stuart, Kevin Albert Kasper, Ifechukwude Christian Iwerunmor, et al.
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