Stephen O’Neill

PhD Student in Chemistry | University of Cambridge

[Stephen O’Neill @SJKONeill]

With @ZehuanH @jadeamccune @OScherman

[Stephen O’Neill @SJKONeill]

Happy to share our recent work published in JACS: Kinetic Locking of pH-Sensitive Complexes for Mechanically Responsive Polymer Networks https://t.co/ShQ1hXTsDr

[Naoji Matsuhisa ＠RCAST, UTokyo / 松久 直司 @東大先端研 @naoji_tokyo]

Our work on supramolecular conductive hydrogels was published in Advanced Materials @AdvPortfolio. Our new material is highly conductive (~6 S/cm), highly stretchable (>1000%), very soft (~10kPa), and rehydratable.
新しい導電性ハイドロゲル材料の開発に成功しました。本材料は80%以上が水なのに、海水の百倍電気を流し、元の十倍以上に伸ばせ、豆腐と同じくらい柔らかく、わかめのように乾いたり水に戻したりできます。

This is a collaboration with @SJKONeill, @OScherman, @GeorgeMalliaras, @AgetsumaM, and @motozyme. Supported by @JST_ASPIRE @JST_Kisokenkyu @jsps_sns. Open Access!

https://t.co/XZHBSLOenD

[The Naked Scientists @NakedScientists]

News pod: Anita Lim @KingsCollegeLon on cervical cancer swab; Stephen O'Neill @OScherman group on jelly-based batteries; @RyanJFrench on solar activity; @NeeltjeBoogert @UniofExeter on seagulls stealing chips; and @JackL0vegr0ve @NHM_Science on fossil DNA.
https://t.co/Q9N9cpoNPB

[Cambridge Chemistry @ChemCambridge]

Stretch your imagination and your battery! This blue jelly is actually a hydrogel battery🔋Stephen O'Neill from the @OScherman
group tests its limits.
https://t.co/WAwEDRSXAA

[Stephen O’Neill @SJKONeill]

Also coauthors @jadeamccune , Xiaoyi Chen & Renata L. Sala

[Stephen O’Neill @SJKONeill]

Excited to share the latest work from my PhD, where we develop a stretchable hydrogel power source. Now online in #ScienceAdvances

With @OScherman @GeorgeMalliaras @ZehuanH

https://t.co/ZY7ecaAB4q

[Stephen O’Neill @SJKONeill]

Tissue‐Mimetic Supramolecular Polymer Networks for Bioelectronics.
https://t.co/EoaBXxcgSL

[Kourosh Kalantar-Zadeh @K_KalantarZadeh]

Stretchy electronic components (including diodes, tracks,...) for wireless flexible wearables https://t.co/0H4nmdGfms

[nature @Nature]

A paper in Nature describes the development of intrinsically stretchable polymer diodes that can operate at wireless communication frequencies, for use in skin-like wearable electronics https://t.co/WTcb1faRWq

[Naoji Matsuhisa ＠RCAST, UTokyo / 松久 直司 @東大先端研 @naoji_tokyo]

Yay! Our work with @SimiaoNiu and @zhenanbao is published in @Nature! "High-frequency and intrinsically stretchable polymer diodes" https://t.co/ghTLCNUedQ

[Nature Portfolio @NaturePortfolio]

Researchers have developed a jelly-like material that acts like an ultra-hard, shatterproof glass when compressed and can completely recover to its original shape, despite its high water content, according to a @NatureMaterials paper. https://t.co/hwZMVBpqC6

[Zehuan Huang @ZehuanH]

Check out my latest research in highly compressible glass-like supramolecular polymer works @NatureMaterials! Tremendous thanks to my great mentor @OScherman and amazing collaborators @Stevieoneill21 @jadeamccune at @ChemCambridge!

https://t.co/fDuPaIdLKS