Carolina Gouveia and Ricardo Torres, researchers at AlmaScience, are among the paper's authors awarded the 2023 Best Paper Award by the IEEE Journal of Microwaves. The winning article, titled “Microwave-Enabled Wearables: Underpinning Technologies, Integration Platforms, and Next-Generation Roadmap”, was announced by the journal in March this year.
In biometric authentication, one seeks to validate an individual’s claimed identity. Conventional methods can be forged or fooled, therefore, research has turned towards alternative methods, such as the bio-radar (BR) system.
The bio-radar system, useful for remotely monitoring vital signs, has gained popularity in the literature. However, its efficiency across diverse populations considering physiological and body stature variations needs further exploration.
Despite the undoubtable interest in energy conversion, thermoelectric (TE) materials can be approached from a temperature-sensitive perspective, as they can detect small thermal stimuli, such as a human touch or contact with cold/hot objects.
Naturally abundant materials play a crucial role in the development of sustainable electrochemical energy storage (EES) devices including batteries and supercapacitors (SCs).
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