High-speed and large-scale intrinsically stretchable integrated circuits
Donglai Zhong(Stanford University), Zhenan Bao(Stanford University), Yuto Ochiai(Stanford University), Jian‐Cheng Lai(Stanford University), Zhiao Yu(Bellevue Hospital Center), Chien‐Chung Shih(Stanford University), Chuanzhen Zhao(Stanford University), Naoji Matsuhisa(The University of Tokyo), Chengyi Xu(Stanford University), Xiaozhou Ji(Stanford University), Theodore Z. Gao(Stanford University), Yuya Nishio(Stanford University), Jeffrey B.‐H. Tok(Stanford Medicine), Yu Zheng(Stanford University), Yuanwen Jiang(Stanford University), Song Zhang(Stanford University), Yixuan Wang(Stanford University), Weichen Wang(Stanford University), Min‐gu Kim(Yonsei University), Yujia Yuan(Sichuan University), Deyu Liu(Stanford University), Shuhan Liu(Stanford University), Yusheng Lei(University of California San Diego), Can Wu(Stanford University), Shiyuan Wei(Stanford University), Huaxin Gong(Stanford University)
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