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Page 1: Silk and Silicon Based Bio-Integrated Electronics - Slides

Dissolvable films of silk fibroin for

ultrathin conformal bio-integrated

electronics

Dawn John Mullassery

Electrical and Computer EngineeringUniversity of British Columbia

1

The Paper

John A Rogers 2

Overview

bull Motivation and Background

bull The technology

bull Future

3

httpwwwsingularitysymposiumcommoores-lawhtml

MOORErsquos LAW

ldquoThe observation made in 1965 by Gordon Moore co-founderof Intel that the number of transistors per square inch onintegrated circuits had doubled every year since theintegrated circuit was invented Moore predicted that thistrend would continue for the foreseeable futurerdquo

- Webopedia

4

Bio-Integration

6th International Conference on Intelligent and Advanced Systems 2016 (ICIAS2016) ieeemyorg httpwwwcomputerhopecomjargoneedsachtm 5

Bio-Integration

6

Existing Technology ndash Utah

httpwwwsciutahedu~gkabstractsbisti03 Acute human brain responses to intracortical microelectrode arrays challenges and future prospects - Eduardo etal doi 103389fneng201400024

7

Electro - Corticography

Recording Human Electrocorticographic (ECoG) Signals for Neuroscientific Research and Real-time Functional Cortical MappingN Jeremy Hill etal doi 1037913993 8

Two main areas

bull Bio-integrated or Biocompatible electronics

bull Transient electronics or Bioresorbableelectronics

9

Bio-Integrated Electronics

bull Epidermal Electronics

bull Non ndash uniform surfaces inside the body

10

Bio-Integrated Electronics - Brain

11

Bio-Integrated Electronics - Brain

12

httprogersmatseillinoisedumultimediaphp

13

Bio-Integrated Electronics - Cardiac

Electrophysiology

A Conformal Bio-Interfaced Class of Silicon Electronics for Mapping Cardiac Electrophysiology Jonathan Viventi etalFlexible foldable actively multiplexed high-density electrode array for mapping brain activity in vivo Jonathan Viventi etal

14

Bio-Integrated Electronics - Cardiac

Electrophysiology

A Conformal Bio-Interfaced Class of Silicon Electronics for Mapping Cardiac Electrophysiology Jonathan Viventi etal 15

httprogersmatseillinoisedumultimediaphp

16

Bio-Integrated Electronics -

Spatiotemporal cardiac measurements

3D multifunctional integumentary membranes for spatiotemporal cardiac measurements and stimulation across the entire epicardium Lizhi Xu etal

ECG sensor Si strain gauge μ-ILED pH sensor Temperature sensor

17

Bio-Integrated Electronics - Advantages

bull High resolution results

bull Less complicated process

bull Similar process can be used for epidermal electronics

bull Non ndash invasive method

18

Transient Electronics

Electronic systems that dissolve resorb or otherwise physically disappear at programmed rates or specific triggered times

A Physically Transient Form of Silicon Electronics etal 2012 VOL 337 SCIENCE 19

Thin Silicon Membranes Dissolve

A Physically Transient Form of Silicon Electronics etal 2012 VOL 337 SCIENCE 20

Water Soluble Silicon

Silicon for Transient Electronics

bull Silicon Thickness - 35 nm

bull Dissolution Time ndash 10 days

bull Water ndash 04 ml

Silicon for Regular Electronics

bull Silicon Thickness -700 microm

bull Dissolution Time ndash600 to 1000 years

bull Water - 8 L

A Physically Transient Form of Silicon Electronics etal 2012 VOL 337 SCIENCE 21

Silk membranes dissolve

22

Transient Electronic Device

A Physically Transient Form of Silicon Electronics etal 2012 VOL 337 SCIENCE 23

A Physically Transient Form of Silicon Electronics etal 2012 VOL 337 SCIENCE 24

A Physically Transient Form of Silicon Electronics etal 2012 VOL 337 SCIENCE 25

A Physically Transient Form of Silicon Electronics etal 2012 VOL 337 SCIENCE

26

Why a novel approach

bull Biomedical Purposes

bull Environmental Sensors

bull Consumer Electronics

27

Biomedical Application ndash Transient Electronics

A Physically Transient Form of Silicon Electronics etal 2012 VOL 337 SCIENCE

28

Biomedical Application ndash Surgical Site

Infections

A Physically Transient Form of Silicon Electronics etal 2012 VOL 337 SCIENCE 29

Edible and Good

Magnesium ~ 100 mg vs ~ 300 mg

Silicon ~ 2 microg vs ~ 10 mg

30

Biomedical Applications

bull Drug Delivery

bull Electronic Aspirin

31

Environmental sensors amp e- waste

32

httprogersmatseillinoisedumultimediaphp

33

Next Few Years amp Future

bull Human body

bull Non ndash biomedical applications

bull Further R amp D required

34

Why will this be a classic paper

bull New approach to existing techniques of biomedical methods

bull Any form of biological surface ndash with minimal invasion

bull Not limited to biomedical

35

36

Page 2: Silk and Silicon Based Bio-Integrated Electronics - Slides

The Paper

John A Rogers 2

Overview

bull Motivation and Background

bull The technology

bull Future

3

httpwwwsingularitysymposiumcommoores-lawhtml

MOORErsquos LAW

ldquoThe observation made in 1965 by Gordon Moore co-founderof Intel that the number of transistors per square inch onintegrated circuits had doubled every year since theintegrated circuit was invented Moore predicted that thistrend would continue for the foreseeable futurerdquo

- Webopedia

4

Bio-Integration

6th International Conference on Intelligent and Advanced Systems 2016 (ICIAS2016) ieeemyorg httpwwwcomputerhopecomjargoneedsachtm 5

Bio-Integration

6

Existing Technology ndash Utah

httpwwwsciutahedu~gkabstractsbisti03 Acute human brain responses to intracortical microelectrode arrays challenges and future prospects - Eduardo etal doi 103389fneng201400024

7

Electro - Corticography

Recording Human Electrocorticographic (ECoG) Signals for Neuroscientific Research and Real-time Functional Cortical MappingN Jeremy Hill etal doi 1037913993 8

Two main areas

bull Bio-integrated or Biocompatible electronics

bull Transient electronics or Bioresorbableelectronics

9

Bio-Integrated Electronics

bull Epidermal Electronics

bull Non ndash uniform surfaces inside the body

10

Bio-Integrated Electronics - Brain

11

Bio-Integrated Electronics - Brain

12

httprogersmatseillinoisedumultimediaphp

13

Bio-Integrated Electronics - Cardiac

Electrophysiology

A Conformal Bio-Interfaced Class of Silicon Electronics for Mapping Cardiac Electrophysiology Jonathan Viventi etalFlexible foldable actively multiplexed high-density electrode array for mapping brain activity in vivo Jonathan Viventi etal

14

Bio-Integrated Electronics - Cardiac

Electrophysiology

A Conformal Bio-Interfaced Class of Silicon Electronics for Mapping Cardiac Electrophysiology Jonathan Viventi etal 15

httprogersmatseillinoisedumultimediaphp

16

Bio-Integrated Electronics -

Spatiotemporal cardiac measurements

3D multifunctional integumentary membranes for spatiotemporal cardiac measurements and stimulation across the entire epicardium Lizhi Xu etal

ECG sensor Si strain gauge μ-ILED pH sensor Temperature sensor

17

Bio-Integrated Electronics - Advantages

bull High resolution results

bull Less complicated process

bull Similar process can be used for epidermal electronics

bull Non ndash invasive method

18

Transient Electronics

Electronic systems that dissolve resorb or otherwise physically disappear at programmed rates or specific triggered times

A Physically Transient Form of Silicon Electronics etal 2012 VOL 337 SCIENCE 19

Thin Silicon Membranes Dissolve

A Physically Transient Form of Silicon Electronics etal 2012 VOL 337 SCIENCE 20

Water Soluble Silicon

Silicon for Transient Electronics

bull Silicon Thickness - 35 nm

bull Dissolution Time ndash 10 days

bull Water ndash 04 ml

Silicon for Regular Electronics

bull Silicon Thickness -700 microm

bull Dissolution Time ndash600 to 1000 years

bull Water - 8 L

A Physically Transient Form of Silicon Electronics etal 2012 VOL 337 SCIENCE 21

Silk membranes dissolve

22

Transient Electronic Device

A Physically Transient Form of Silicon Electronics etal 2012 VOL 337 SCIENCE 23

A Physically Transient Form of Silicon Electronics etal 2012 VOL 337 SCIENCE 24

A Physically Transient Form of Silicon Electronics etal 2012 VOL 337 SCIENCE 25

A Physically Transient Form of Silicon Electronics etal 2012 VOL 337 SCIENCE

26

Why a novel approach

bull Biomedical Purposes

bull Environmental Sensors

bull Consumer Electronics

27

Biomedical Application ndash Transient Electronics

A Physically Transient Form of Silicon Electronics etal 2012 VOL 337 SCIENCE

28

Biomedical Application ndash Surgical Site

Infections

A Physically Transient Form of Silicon Electronics etal 2012 VOL 337 SCIENCE 29

Edible and Good

Magnesium ~ 100 mg vs ~ 300 mg

Silicon ~ 2 microg vs ~ 10 mg

30

Biomedical Applications

bull Drug Delivery

bull Electronic Aspirin

31

Environmental sensors amp e- waste

32

httprogersmatseillinoisedumultimediaphp

33

Next Few Years amp Future

bull Human body

bull Non ndash biomedical applications

bull Further R amp D required

34

Why will this be a classic paper

bull New approach to existing techniques of biomedical methods

bull Any form of biological surface ndash with minimal invasion

bull Not limited to biomedical

35

36

Page 3: Silk and Silicon Based Bio-Integrated Electronics - Slides

Overview

bull Motivation and Background

bull The technology

bull Future

3

httpwwwsingularitysymposiumcommoores-lawhtml

MOORErsquos LAW

ldquoThe observation made in 1965 by Gordon Moore co-founderof Intel that the number of transistors per square inch onintegrated circuits had doubled every year since theintegrated circuit was invented Moore predicted that thistrend would continue for the foreseeable futurerdquo

- Webopedia

4

Bio-Integration

6th International Conference on Intelligent and Advanced Systems 2016 (ICIAS2016) ieeemyorg httpwwwcomputerhopecomjargoneedsachtm 5

Bio-Integration

6

Existing Technology ndash Utah

httpwwwsciutahedu~gkabstractsbisti03 Acute human brain responses to intracortical microelectrode arrays challenges and future prospects - Eduardo etal doi 103389fneng201400024

7

Electro - Corticography

Recording Human Electrocorticographic (ECoG) Signals for Neuroscientific Research and Real-time Functional Cortical MappingN Jeremy Hill etal doi 1037913993 8

Two main areas

bull Bio-integrated or Biocompatible electronics

bull Transient electronics or Bioresorbableelectronics

9

Bio-Integrated Electronics

bull Epidermal Electronics

bull Non ndash uniform surfaces inside the body

10

Bio-Integrated Electronics - Brain

11

Bio-Integrated Electronics - Brain

12

httprogersmatseillinoisedumultimediaphp

13

Bio-Integrated Electronics - Cardiac

Electrophysiology

A Conformal Bio-Interfaced Class of Silicon Electronics for Mapping Cardiac Electrophysiology Jonathan Viventi etalFlexible foldable actively multiplexed high-density electrode array for mapping brain activity in vivo Jonathan Viventi etal

14

Bio-Integrated Electronics - Cardiac

Electrophysiology

A Conformal Bio-Interfaced Class of Silicon Electronics for Mapping Cardiac Electrophysiology Jonathan Viventi etal 15

httprogersmatseillinoisedumultimediaphp

16

Bio-Integrated Electronics -

Spatiotemporal cardiac measurements

3D multifunctional integumentary membranes for spatiotemporal cardiac measurements and stimulation across the entire epicardium Lizhi Xu etal

ECG sensor Si strain gauge μ-ILED pH sensor Temperature sensor

17

Bio-Integrated Electronics - Advantages

bull High resolution results

bull Less complicated process

bull Similar process can be used for epidermal electronics

bull Non ndash invasive method

18

Transient Electronics

Electronic systems that dissolve resorb or otherwise physically disappear at programmed rates or specific triggered times

A Physically Transient Form of Silicon Electronics etal 2012 VOL 337 SCIENCE 19

Thin Silicon Membranes Dissolve

A Physically Transient Form of Silicon Electronics etal 2012 VOL 337 SCIENCE 20

Water Soluble Silicon

Silicon for Transient Electronics

bull Silicon Thickness - 35 nm

bull Dissolution Time ndash 10 days

bull Water ndash 04 ml

Silicon for Regular Electronics

bull Silicon Thickness -700 microm

bull Dissolution Time ndash600 to 1000 years

bull Water - 8 L

A Physically Transient Form of Silicon Electronics etal 2012 VOL 337 SCIENCE 21

Silk membranes dissolve

22

Transient Electronic Device

A Physically Transient Form of Silicon Electronics etal 2012 VOL 337 SCIENCE 23

A Physically Transient Form of Silicon Electronics etal 2012 VOL 337 SCIENCE 24

A Physically Transient Form of Silicon Electronics etal 2012 VOL 337 SCIENCE 25

A Physically Transient Form of Silicon Electronics etal 2012 VOL 337 SCIENCE

26

Why a novel approach

bull Biomedical Purposes

bull Environmental Sensors

bull Consumer Electronics

27

Biomedical Application ndash Transient Electronics

A Physically Transient Form of Silicon Electronics etal 2012 VOL 337 SCIENCE

28

Biomedical Application ndash Surgical Site

Infections

A Physically Transient Form of Silicon Electronics etal 2012 VOL 337 SCIENCE 29

Edible and Good

Magnesium ~ 100 mg vs ~ 300 mg

Silicon ~ 2 microg vs ~ 10 mg

30

Biomedical Applications

bull Drug Delivery

bull Electronic Aspirin

31

Environmental sensors amp e- waste

32

httprogersmatseillinoisedumultimediaphp

33

Next Few Years amp Future

bull Human body

bull Non ndash biomedical applications

bull Further R amp D required

34

Why will this be a classic paper

bull New approach to existing techniques of biomedical methods

bull Any form of biological surface ndash with minimal invasion

bull Not limited to biomedical

35

36

Page 4: Silk and Silicon Based Bio-Integrated Electronics - Slides

httpwwwsingularitysymposiumcommoores-lawhtml

MOORErsquos LAW

ldquoThe observation made in 1965 by Gordon Moore co-founderof Intel that the number of transistors per square inch onintegrated circuits had doubled every year since theintegrated circuit was invented Moore predicted that thistrend would continue for the foreseeable futurerdquo

- Webopedia

4

Bio-Integration

6th International Conference on Intelligent and Advanced Systems 2016 (ICIAS2016) ieeemyorg httpwwwcomputerhopecomjargoneedsachtm 5

Bio-Integration

6

Existing Technology ndash Utah

httpwwwsciutahedu~gkabstractsbisti03 Acute human brain responses to intracortical microelectrode arrays challenges and future prospects - Eduardo etal doi 103389fneng201400024

7

Electro - Corticography

Recording Human Electrocorticographic (ECoG) Signals for Neuroscientific Research and Real-time Functional Cortical MappingN Jeremy Hill etal doi 1037913993 8

Two main areas

bull Bio-integrated or Biocompatible electronics

bull Transient electronics or Bioresorbableelectronics

9

Bio-Integrated Electronics

bull Epidermal Electronics

bull Non ndash uniform surfaces inside the body

10

Bio-Integrated Electronics - Brain

11

Bio-Integrated Electronics - Brain

12

httprogersmatseillinoisedumultimediaphp

13

Bio-Integrated Electronics - Cardiac

Electrophysiology

A Conformal Bio-Interfaced Class of Silicon Electronics for Mapping Cardiac Electrophysiology Jonathan Viventi etalFlexible foldable actively multiplexed high-density electrode array for mapping brain activity in vivo Jonathan Viventi etal

14

Bio-Integrated Electronics - Cardiac

Electrophysiology

A Conformal Bio-Interfaced Class of Silicon Electronics for Mapping Cardiac Electrophysiology Jonathan Viventi etal 15

httprogersmatseillinoisedumultimediaphp

16

Bio-Integrated Electronics -

Spatiotemporal cardiac measurements

3D multifunctional integumentary membranes for spatiotemporal cardiac measurements and stimulation across the entire epicardium Lizhi Xu etal

ECG sensor Si strain gauge μ-ILED pH sensor Temperature sensor

17

Bio-Integrated Electronics - Advantages

bull High resolution results

bull Less complicated process

bull Similar process can be used for epidermal electronics

bull Non ndash invasive method

18

Transient Electronics

Electronic systems that dissolve resorb or otherwise physically disappear at programmed rates or specific triggered times

A Physically Transient Form of Silicon Electronics etal 2012 VOL 337 SCIENCE 19

Thin Silicon Membranes Dissolve

A Physically Transient Form of Silicon Electronics etal 2012 VOL 337 SCIENCE 20

Water Soluble Silicon

Silicon for Transient Electronics

bull Silicon Thickness - 35 nm

bull Dissolution Time ndash 10 days

bull Water ndash 04 ml

Silicon for Regular Electronics

bull Silicon Thickness -700 microm

bull Dissolution Time ndash600 to 1000 years

bull Water - 8 L

A Physically Transient Form of Silicon Electronics etal 2012 VOL 337 SCIENCE 21

Silk membranes dissolve

22

Transient Electronic Device

A Physically Transient Form of Silicon Electronics etal 2012 VOL 337 SCIENCE 23

A Physically Transient Form of Silicon Electronics etal 2012 VOL 337 SCIENCE 24

A Physically Transient Form of Silicon Electronics etal 2012 VOL 337 SCIENCE 25

A Physically Transient Form of Silicon Electronics etal 2012 VOL 337 SCIENCE

26

Why a novel approach

bull Biomedical Purposes

bull Environmental Sensors

bull Consumer Electronics

27

Biomedical Application ndash Transient Electronics

A Physically Transient Form of Silicon Electronics etal 2012 VOL 337 SCIENCE

28

Biomedical Application ndash Surgical Site

Infections

A Physically Transient Form of Silicon Electronics etal 2012 VOL 337 SCIENCE 29

Edible and Good

Magnesium ~ 100 mg vs ~ 300 mg

Silicon ~ 2 microg vs ~ 10 mg

30

Biomedical Applications

bull Drug Delivery

bull Electronic Aspirin

31

Environmental sensors amp e- waste

32

httprogersmatseillinoisedumultimediaphp

33

Next Few Years amp Future

bull Human body

bull Non ndash biomedical applications

bull Further R amp D required

34

Why will this be a classic paper

bull New approach to existing techniques of biomedical methods

bull Any form of biological surface ndash with minimal invasion

bull Not limited to biomedical

35

36

Page 5: Silk and Silicon Based Bio-Integrated Electronics - Slides

Bio-Integration

6th International Conference on Intelligent and Advanced Systems 2016 (ICIAS2016) ieeemyorg httpwwwcomputerhopecomjargoneedsachtm 5

Bio-Integration

6

Existing Technology ndash Utah

httpwwwsciutahedu~gkabstractsbisti03 Acute human brain responses to intracortical microelectrode arrays challenges and future prospects - Eduardo etal doi 103389fneng201400024

7

Electro - Corticography

Recording Human Electrocorticographic (ECoG) Signals for Neuroscientific Research and Real-time Functional Cortical MappingN Jeremy Hill etal doi 1037913993 8

Two main areas

bull Bio-integrated or Biocompatible electronics

bull Transient electronics or Bioresorbableelectronics

9

Bio-Integrated Electronics

bull Epidermal Electronics

bull Non ndash uniform surfaces inside the body

10

Bio-Integrated Electronics - Brain

11

Bio-Integrated Electronics - Brain

12

httprogersmatseillinoisedumultimediaphp

13

Bio-Integrated Electronics - Cardiac

Electrophysiology

A Conformal Bio-Interfaced Class of Silicon Electronics for Mapping Cardiac Electrophysiology Jonathan Viventi etalFlexible foldable actively multiplexed high-density electrode array for mapping brain activity in vivo Jonathan Viventi etal

14

Bio-Integrated Electronics - Cardiac

Electrophysiology

A Conformal Bio-Interfaced Class of Silicon Electronics for Mapping Cardiac Electrophysiology Jonathan Viventi etal 15

httprogersmatseillinoisedumultimediaphp

16

Bio-Integrated Electronics -

Spatiotemporal cardiac measurements

3D multifunctional integumentary membranes for spatiotemporal cardiac measurements and stimulation across the entire epicardium Lizhi Xu etal

ECG sensor Si strain gauge μ-ILED pH sensor Temperature sensor

17

Bio-Integrated Electronics - Advantages

bull High resolution results

bull Less complicated process

bull Similar process can be used for epidermal electronics

bull Non ndash invasive method

18

Transient Electronics

Electronic systems that dissolve resorb or otherwise physically disappear at programmed rates or specific triggered times

A Physically Transient Form of Silicon Electronics etal 2012 VOL 337 SCIENCE 19

Thin Silicon Membranes Dissolve

A Physically Transient Form of Silicon Electronics etal 2012 VOL 337 SCIENCE 20

Water Soluble Silicon

Silicon for Transient Electronics

bull Silicon Thickness - 35 nm

bull Dissolution Time ndash 10 days

bull Water ndash 04 ml

Silicon for Regular Electronics

bull Silicon Thickness -700 microm

bull Dissolution Time ndash600 to 1000 years

bull Water - 8 L

A Physically Transient Form of Silicon Electronics etal 2012 VOL 337 SCIENCE 21

Silk membranes dissolve

22

Transient Electronic Device

A Physically Transient Form of Silicon Electronics etal 2012 VOL 337 SCIENCE 23

A Physically Transient Form of Silicon Electronics etal 2012 VOL 337 SCIENCE 24

A Physically Transient Form of Silicon Electronics etal 2012 VOL 337 SCIENCE 25

A Physically Transient Form of Silicon Electronics etal 2012 VOL 337 SCIENCE

26

Why a novel approach

bull Biomedical Purposes

bull Environmental Sensors

bull Consumer Electronics

27

Biomedical Application ndash Transient Electronics

A Physically Transient Form of Silicon Electronics etal 2012 VOL 337 SCIENCE

28

Biomedical Application ndash Surgical Site

Infections

A Physically Transient Form of Silicon Electronics etal 2012 VOL 337 SCIENCE 29

Edible and Good

Magnesium ~ 100 mg vs ~ 300 mg

Silicon ~ 2 microg vs ~ 10 mg

30

Biomedical Applications

bull Drug Delivery

bull Electronic Aspirin

31

Environmental sensors amp e- waste

32

httprogersmatseillinoisedumultimediaphp

33

Next Few Years amp Future

bull Human body

bull Non ndash biomedical applications

bull Further R amp D required

34

Why will this be a classic paper

bull New approach to existing techniques of biomedical methods

bull Any form of biological surface ndash with minimal invasion

bull Not limited to biomedical

35

36

Page 6: Silk and Silicon Based Bio-Integrated Electronics - Slides

Bio-Integration

6

Existing Technology ndash Utah

httpwwwsciutahedu~gkabstractsbisti03 Acute human brain responses to intracortical microelectrode arrays challenges and future prospects - Eduardo etal doi 103389fneng201400024

7

Electro - Corticography

Recording Human Electrocorticographic (ECoG) Signals for Neuroscientific Research and Real-time Functional Cortical MappingN Jeremy Hill etal doi 1037913993 8

Two main areas

bull Bio-integrated or Biocompatible electronics

bull Transient electronics or Bioresorbableelectronics

9

Bio-Integrated Electronics

bull Epidermal Electronics

bull Non ndash uniform surfaces inside the body

10

Bio-Integrated Electronics - Brain

11

Bio-Integrated Electronics - Brain

12

httprogersmatseillinoisedumultimediaphp

13

Bio-Integrated Electronics - Cardiac

Electrophysiology

A Conformal Bio-Interfaced Class of Silicon Electronics for Mapping Cardiac Electrophysiology Jonathan Viventi etalFlexible foldable actively multiplexed high-density electrode array for mapping brain activity in vivo Jonathan Viventi etal

14

Bio-Integrated Electronics - Cardiac

Electrophysiology

A Conformal Bio-Interfaced Class of Silicon Electronics for Mapping Cardiac Electrophysiology Jonathan Viventi etal 15

httprogersmatseillinoisedumultimediaphp

16

Bio-Integrated Electronics -

Spatiotemporal cardiac measurements

3D multifunctional integumentary membranes for spatiotemporal cardiac measurements and stimulation across the entire epicardium Lizhi Xu etal

ECG sensor Si strain gauge μ-ILED pH sensor Temperature sensor

17

Bio-Integrated Electronics - Advantages

bull High resolution results

bull Less complicated process

bull Similar process can be used for epidermal electronics

bull Non ndash invasive method

18

Transient Electronics

Electronic systems that dissolve resorb or otherwise physically disappear at programmed rates or specific triggered times

A Physically Transient Form of Silicon Electronics etal 2012 VOL 337 SCIENCE 19

Thin Silicon Membranes Dissolve

A Physically Transient Form of Silicon Electronics etal 2012 VOL 337 SCIENCE 20

Water Soluble Silicon

Silicon for Transient Electronics

bull Silicon Thickness - 35 nm

bull Dissolution Time ndash 10 days

bull Water ndash 04 ml

Silicon for Regular Electronics

bull Silicon Thickness -700 microm

bull Dissolution Time ndash600 to 1000 years

bull Water - 8 L

A Physically Transient Form of Silicon Electronics etal 2012 VOL 337 SCIENCE 21

Silk membranes dissolve

22

Transient Electronic Device

A Physically Transient Form of Silicon Electronics etal 2012 VOL 337 SCIENCE 23

A Physically Transient Form of Silicon Electronics etal 2012 VOL 337 SCIENCE 24

A Physically Transient Form of Silicon Electronics etal 2012 VOL 337 SCIENCE 25

A Physically Transient Form of Silicon Electronics etal 2012 VOL 337 SCIENCE

26

Why a novel approach

bull Biomedical Purposes

bull Environmental Sensors

bull Consumer Electronics

27

Biomedical Application ndash Transient Electronics

A Physically Transient Form of Silicon Electronics etal 2012 VOL 337 SCIENCE

28

Biomedical Application ndash Surgical Site

Infections

A Physically Transient Form of Silicon Electronics etal 2012 VOL 337 SCIENCE 29

Edible and Good

Magnesium ~ 100 mg vs ~ 300 mg

Silicon ~ 2 microg vs ~ 10 mg

30

Biomedical Applications

bull Drug Delivery

bull Electronic Aspirin

31

Environmental sensors amp e- waste

32

httprogersmatseillinoisedumultimediaphp

33

Next Few Years amp Future

bull Human body

bull Non ndash biomedical applications

bull Further R amp D required

34

Why will this be a classic paper

bull New approach to existing techniques of biomedical methods

bull Any form of biological surface ndash with minimal invasion

bull Not limited to biomedical

35

36

Page 7: Silk and Silicon Based Bio-Integrated Electronics - Slides

Existing Technology ndash Utah

httpwwwsciutahedu~gkabstractsbisti03 Acute human brain responses to intracortical microelectrode arrays challenges and future prospects - Eduardo etal doi 103389fneng201400024

7

Electro - Corticography

Recording Human Electrocorticographic (ECoG) Signals for Neuroscientific Research and Real-time Functional Cortical MappingN Jeremy Hill etal doi 1037913993 8

Two main areas

bull Bio-integrated or Biocompatible electronics

bull Transient electronics or Bioresorbableelectronics

9

Bio-Integrated Electronics

bull Epidermal Electronics

bull Non ndash uniform surfaces inside the body

10

Bio-Integrated Electronics - Brain

11

Bio-Integrated Electronics - Brain

12

httprogersmatseillinoisedumultimediaphp

13

Bio-Integrated Electronics - Cardiac

Electrophysiology

A Conformal Bio-Interfaced Class of Silicon Electronics for Mapping Cardiac Electrophysiology Jonathan Viventi etalFlexible foldable actively multiplexed high-density electrode array for mapping brain activity in vivo Jonathan Viventi etal

14

Bio-Integrated Electronics - Cardiac

Electrophysiology

A Conformal Bio-Interfaced Class of Silicon Electronics for Mapping Cardiac Electrophysiology Jonathan Viventi etal 15

httprogersmatseillinoisedumultimediaphp

16

Bio-Integrated Electronics -

Spatiotemporal cardiac measurements

3D multifunctional integumentary membranes for spatiotemporal cardiac measurements and stimulation across the entire epicardium Lizhi Xu etal

ECG sensor Si strain gauge μ-ILED pH sensor Temperature sensor

17

Bio-Integrated Electronics - Advantages

bull High resolution results

bull Less complicated process

bull Similar process can be used for epidermal electronics

bull Non ndash invasive method

18

Transient Electronics

Electronic systems that dissolve resorb or otherwise physically disappear at programmed rates or specific triggered times

A Physically Transient Form of Silicon Electronics etal 2012 VOL 337 SCIENCE 19

Thin Silicon Membranes Dissolve

A Physically Transient Form of Silicon Electronics etal 2012 VOL 337 SCIENCE 20

Water Soluble Silicon

Silicon for Transient Electronics

bull Silicon Thickness - 35 nm

bull Dissolution Time ndash 10 days

bull Water ndash 04 ml

Silicon for Regular Electronics

bull Silicon Thickness -700 microm

bull Dissolution Time ndash600 to 1000 years

bull Water - 8 L

A Physically Transient Form of Silicon Electronics etal 2012 VOL 337 SCIENCE 21

Silk membranes dissolve

22

Transient Electronic Device

A Physically Transient Form of Silicon Electronics etal 2012 VOL 337 SCIENCE 23

A Physically Transient Form of Silicon Electronics etal 2012 VOL 337 SCIENCE 24

A Physically Transient Form of Silicon Electronics etal 2012 VOL 337 SCIENCE 25

A Physically Transient Form of Silicon Electronics etal 2012 VOL 337 SCIENCE

26

Why a novel approach

bull Biomedical Purposes

bull Environmental Sensors

bull Consumer Electronics

27

Biomedical Application ndash Transient Electronics

A Physically Transient Form of Silicon Electronics etal 2012 VOL 337 SCIENCE

28

Biomedical Application ndash Surgical Site

Infections

A Physically Transient Form of Silicon Electronics etal 2012 VOL 337 SCIENCE 29

Edible and Good

Magnesium ~ 100 mg vs ~ 300 mg

Silicon ~ 2 microg vs ~ 10 mg

30

Biomedical Applications

bull Drug Delivery

bull Electronic Aspirin

31

Environmental sensors amp e- waste

32

httprogersmatseillinoisedumultimediaphp

33

Next Few Years amp Future

bull Human body

bull Non ndash biomedical applications

bull Further R amp D required

34

Why will this be a classic paper

bull New approach to existing techniques of biomedical methods

bull Any form of biological surface ndash with minimal invasion

bull Not limited to biomedical

35

36

Page 8: Silk and Silicon Based Bio-Integrated Electronics - Slides

Electro - Corticography

Recording Human Electrocorticographic (ECoG) Signals for Neuroscientific Research and Real-time Functional Cortical MappingN Jeremy Hill etal doi 1037913993 8

Two main areas

bull Bio-integrated or Biocompatible electronics

bull Transient electronics or Bioresorbableelectronics

9

Bio-Integrated Electronics

bull Epidermal Electronics

bull Non ndash uniform surfaces inside the body

10

Bio-Integrated Electronics - Brain

11

Bio-Integrated Electronics - Brain

12

httprogersmatseillinoisedumultimediaphp

13

Bio-Integrated Electronics - Cardiac

Electrophysiology

A Conformal Bio-Interfaced Class of Silicon Electronics for Mapping Cardiac Electrophysiology Jonathan Viventi etalFlexible foldable actively multiplexed high-density electrode array for mapping brain activity in vivo Jonathan Viventi etal

14

Bio-Integrated Electronics - Cardiac

Electrophysiology

A Conformal Bio-Interfaced Class of Silicon Electronics for Mapping Cardiac Electrophysiology Jonathan Viventi etal 15

httprogersmatseillinoisedumultimediaphp

16

Bio-Integrated Electronics -

Spatiotemporal cardiac measurements

3D multifunctional integumentary membranes for spatiotemporal cardiac measurements and stimulation across the entire epicardium Lizhi Xu etal

ECG sensor Si strain gauge μ-ILED pH sensor Temperature sensor

17

Bio-Integrated Electronics - Advantages

bull High resolution results

bull Less complicated process

bull Similar process can be used for epidermal electronics

bull Non ndash invasive method

18

Transient Electronics

Electronic systems that dissolve resorb or otherwise physically disappear at programmed rates or specific triggered times

A Physically Transient Form of Silicon Electronics etal 2012 VOL 337 SCIENCE 19

Thin Silicon Membranes Dissolve

A Physically Transient Form of Silicon Electronics etal 2012 VOL 337 SCIENCE 20

Water Soluble Silicon

Silicon for Transient Electronics

bull Silicon Thickness - 35 nm

bull Dissolution Time ndash 10 days

bull Water ndash 04 ml

Silicon for Regular Electronics

bull Silicon Thickness -700 microm

bull Dissolution Time ndash600 to 1000 years

bull Water - 8 L

A Physically Transient Form of Silicon Electronics etal 2012 VOL 337 SCIENCE 21

Silk membranes dissolve

22

Transient Electronic Device

A Physically Transient Form of Silicon Electronics etal 2012 VOL 337 SCIENCE 23

A Physically Transient Form of Silicon Electronics etal 2012 VOL 337 SCIENCE 24

A Physically Transient Form of Silicon Electronics etal 2012 VOL 337 SCIENCE 25

A Physically Transient Form of Silicon Electronics etal 2012 VOL 337 SCIENCE

26

Why a novel approach

bull Biomedical Purposes

bull Environmental Sensors

bull Consumer Electronics

27

Biomedical Application ndash Transient Electronics

A Physically Transient Form of Silicon Electronics etal 2012 VOL 337 SCIENCE

28

Biomedical Application ndash Surgical Site

Infections

A Physically Transient Form of Silicon Electronics etal 2012 VOL 337 SCIENCE 29

Edible and Good

Magnesium ~ 100 mg vs ~ 300 mg

Silicon ~ 2 microg vs ~ 10 mg

30

Biomedical Applications

bull Drug Delivery

bull Electronic Aspirin

31

Environmental sensors amp e- waste

32

httprogersmatseillinoisedumultimediaphp

33

Next Few Years amp Future

bull Human body

bull Non ndash biomedical applications

bull Further R amp D required

34

Why will this be a classic paper

bull New approach to existing techniques of biomedical methods

bull Any form of biological surface ndash with minimal invasion

bull Not limited to biomedical

35

36

Page 9: Silk and Silicon Based Bio-Integrated Electronics - Slides

Two main areas

bull Bio-integrated or Biocompatible electronics

bull Transient electronics or Bioresorbableelectronics

9

Bio-Integrated Electronics

bull Epidermal Electronics

bull Non ndash uniform surfaces inside the body

10

Bio-Integrated Electronics - Brain

11

Bio-Integrated Electronics - Brain

12

httprogersmatseillinoisedumultimediaphp

13

Bio-Integrated Electronics - Cardiac

Electrophysiology

A Conformal Bio-Interfaced Class of Silicon Electronics for Mapping Cardiac Electrophysiology Jonathan Viventi etalFlexible foldable actively multiplexed high-density electrode array for mapping brain activity in vivo Jonathan Viventi etal

14

Bio-Integrated Electronics - Cardiac

Electrophysiology

A Conformal Bio-Interfaced Class of Silicon Electronics for Mapping Cardiac Electrophysiology Jonathan Viventi etal 15

httprogersmatseillinoisedumultimediaphp

16

Bio-Integrated Electronics -

Spatiotemporal cardiac measurements

3D multifunctional integumentary membranes for spatiotemporal cardiac measurements and stimulation across the entire epicardium Lizhi Xu etal

ECG sensor Si strain gauge μ-ILED pH sensor Temperature sensor

17

Bio-Integrated Electronics - Advantages

bull High resolution results

bull Less complicated process

bull Similar process can be used for epidermal electronics

bull Non ndash invasive method

18

Transient Electronics

Electronic systems that dissolve resorb or otherwise physically disappear at programmed rates or specific triggered times

A Physically Transient Form of Silicon Electronics etal 2012 VOL 337 SCIENCE 19

Thin Silicon Membranes Dissolve

A Physically Transient Form of Silicon Electronics etal 2012 VOL 337 SCIENCE 20

Water Soluble Silicon

Silicon for Transient Electronics

bull Silicon Thickness - 35 nm

bull Dissolution Time ndash 10 days

bull Water ndash 04 ml

Silicon for Regular Electronics

bull Silicon Thickness -700 microm

bull Dissolution Time ndash600 to 1000 years

bull Water - 8 L

A Physically Transient Form of Silicon Electronics etal 2012 VOL 337 SCIENCE 21

Silk membranes dissolve

22

Transient Electronic Device

A Physically Transient Form of Silicon Electronics etal 2012 VOL 337 SCIENCE 23

A Physically Transient Form of Silicon Electronics etal 2012 VOL 337 SCIENCE 24

A Physically Transient Form of Silicon Electronics etal 2012 VOL 337 SCIENCE 25

A Physically Transient Form of Silicon Electronics etal 2012 VOL 337 SCIENCE

26

Why a novel approach

bull Biomedical Purposes

bull Environmental Sensors

bull Consumer Electronics

27

Biomedical Application ndash Transient Electronics

A Physically Transient Form of Silicon Electronics etal 2012 VOL 337 SCIENCE

28

Biomedical Application ndash Surgical Site

Infections

A Physically Transient Form of Silicon Electronics etal 2012 VOL 337 SCIENCE 29

Edible and Good

Magnesium ~ 100 mg vs ~ 300 mg

Silicon ~ 2 microg vs ~ 10 mg

30

Biomedical Applications

bull Drug Delivery

bull Electronic Aspirin

31

Environmental sensors amp e- waste

32

httprogersmatseillinoisedumultimediaphp

33

Next Few Years amp Future

bull Human body

bull Non ndash biomedical applications

bull Further R amp D required

34

Why will this be a classic paper

bull New approach to existing techniques of biomedical methods

bull Any form of biological surface ndash with minimal invasion

bull Not limited to biomedical

35

36

Page 10: Silk and Silicon Based Bio-Integrated Electronics - Slides

Bio-Integrated Electronics

bull Epidermal Electronics

bull Non ndash uniform surfaces inside the body

10

Bio-Integrated Electronics - Brain

11

Bio-Integrated Electronics - Brain

12

httprogersmatseillinoisedumultimediaphp

13

Bio-Integrated Electronics - Cardiac

Electrophysiology

A Conformal Bio-Interfaced Class of Silicon Electronics for Mapping Cardiac Electrophysiology Jonathan Viventi etalFlexible foldable actively multiplexed high-density electrode array for mapping brain activity in vivo Jonathan Viventi etal

14

Bio-Integrated Electronics - Cardiac

Electrophysiology

A Conformal Bio-Interfaced Class of Silicon Electronics for Mapping Cardiac Electrophysiology Jonathan Viventi etal 15

httprogersmatseillinoisedumultimediaphp

16

Bio-Integrated Electronics -

Spatiotemporal cardiac measurements

3D multifunctional integumentary membranes for spatiotemporal cardiac measurements and stimulation across the entire epicardium Lizhi Xu etal

ECG sensor Si strain gauge μ-ILED pH sensor Temperature sensor

17

Bio-Integrated Electronics - Advantages

bull High resolution results

bull Less complicated process

bull Similar process can be used for epidermal electronics

bull Non ndash invasive method

18

Transient Electronics

Electronic systems that dissolve resorb or otherwise physically disappear at programmed rates or specific triggered times

A Physically Transient Form of Silicon Electronics etal 2012 VOL 337 SCIENCE 19

Thin Silicon Membranes Dissolve

A Physically Transient Form of Silicon Electronics etal 2012 VOL 337 SCIENCE 20

Water Soluble Silicon

Silicon for Transient Electronics

bull Silicon Thickness - 35 nm

bull Dissolution Time ndash 10 days

bull Water ndash 04 ml

Silicon for Regular Electronics

bull Silicon Thickness -700 microm

bull Dissolution Time ndash600 to 1000 years

bull Water - 8 L

A Physically Transient Form of Silicon Electronics etal 2012 VOL 337 SCIENCE 21

Silk membranes dissolve

22

Transient Electronic Device

A Physically Transient Form of Silicon Electronics etal 2012 VOL 337 SCIENCE 23

A Physically Transient Form of Silicon Electronics etal 2012 VOL 337 SCIENCE 24

A Physically Transient Form of Silicon Electronics etal 2012 VOL 337 SCIENCE 25

A Physically Transient Form of Silicon Electronics etal 2012 VOL 337 SCIENCE

26

Why a novel approach

bull Biomedical Purposes

bull Environmental Sensors

bull Consumer Electronics

27

Biomedical Application ndash Transient Electronics

A Physically Transient Form of Silicon Electronics etal 2012 VOL 337 SCIENCE

28

Biomedical Application ndash Surgical Site

Infections

A Physically Transient Form of Silicon Electronics etal 2012 VOL 337 SCIENCE 29

Edible and Good

Magnesium ~ 100 mg vs ~ 300 mg

Silicon ~ 2 microg vs ~ 10 mg

30

Biomedical Applications

bull Drug Delivery

bull Electronic Aspirin

31

Environmental sensors amp e- waste

32

httprogersmatseillinoisedumultimediaphp

33

Next Few Years amp Future

bull Human body

bull Non ndash biomedical applications

bull Further R amp D required

34

Why will this be a classic paper

bull New approach to existing techniques of biomedical methods

bull Any form of biological surface ndash with minimal invasion

bull Not limited to biomedical

35

36

Page 11: Silk and Silicon Based Bio-Integrated Electronics - Slides

Bio-Integrated Electronics - Brain

11

Bio-Integrated Electronics - Brain

12

httprogersmatseillinoisedumultimediaphp

13

Bio-Integrated Electronics - Cardiac

Electrophysiology

A Conformal Bio-Interfaced Class of Silicon Electronics for Mapping Cardiac Electrophysiology Jonathan Viventi etalFlexible foldable actively multiplexed high-density electrode array for mapping brain activity in vivo Jonathan Viventi etal

14

Bio-Integrated Electronics - Cardiac

Electrophysiology

A Conformal Bio-Interfaced Class of Silicon Electronics for Mapping Cardiac Electrophysiology Jonathan Viventi etal 15

httprogersmatseillinoisedumultimediaphp

16

Bio-Integrated Electronics -

Spatiotemporal cardiac measurements

3D multifunctional integumentary membranes for spatiotemporal cardiac measurements and stimulation across the entire epicardium Lizhi Xu etal

ECG sensor Si strain gauge μ-ILED pH sensor Temperature sensor

17

Bio-Integrated Electronics - Advantages

bull High resolution results

bull Less complicated process

bull Similar process can be used for epidermal electronics

bull Non ndash invasive method

18

Transient Electronics

Electronic systems that dissolve resorb or otherwise physically disappear at programmed rates or specific triggered times

A Physically Transient Form of Silicon Electronics etal 2012 VOL 337 SCIENCE 19

Thin Silicon Membranes Dissolve

A Physically Transient Form of Silicon Electronics etal 2012 VOL 337 SCIENCE 20

Water Soluble Silicon

Silicon for Transient Electronics

bull Silicon Thickness - 35 nm

bull Dissolution Time ndash 10 days

bull Water ndash 04 ml

Silicon for Regular Electronics

bull Silicon Thickness -700 microm

bull Dissolution Time ndash600 to 1000 years

bull Water - 8 L

A Physically Transient Form of Silicon Electronics etal 2012 VOL 337 SCIENCE 21

Silk membranes dissolve

22

Transient Electronic Device

A Physically Transient Form of Silicon Electronics etal 2012 VOL 337 SCIENCE 23

A Physically Transient Form of Silicon Electronics etal 2012 VOL 337 SCIENCE 24

A Physically Transient Form of Silicon Electronics etal 2012 VOL 337 SCIENCE 25

A Physically Transient Form of Silicon Electronics etal 2012 VOL 337 SCIENCE

26

Why a novel approach

bull Biomedical Purposes

bull Environmental Sensors

bull Consumer Electronics

27

Biomedical Application ndash Transient Electronics

A Physically Transient Form of Silicon Electronics etal 2012 VOL 337 SCIENCE

28

Biomedical Application ndash Surgical Site

Infections

A Physically Transient Form of Silicon Electronics etal 2012 VOL 337 SCIENCE 29

Edible and Good

Magnesium ~ 100 mg vs ~ 300 mg

Silicon ~ 2 microg vs ~ 10 mg

30

Biomedical Applications

bull Drug Delivery

bull Electronic Aspirin

31

Environmental sensors amp e- waste

32

httprogersmatseillinoisedumultimediaphp

33

Next Few Years amp Future

bull Human body

bull Non ndash biomedical applications

bull Further R amp D required

34

Why will this be a classic paper

bull New approach to existing techniques of biomedical methods

bull Any form of biological surface ndash with minimal invasion

bull Not limited to biomedical

35

36

Page 12: Silk and Silicon Based Bio-Integrated Electronics - Slides

Bio-Integrated Electronics - Brain

12

httprogersmatseillinoisedumultimediaphp

13

Bio-Integrated Electronics - Cardiac

Electrophysiology

A Conformal Bio-Interfaced Class of Silicon Electronics for Mapping Cardiac Electrophysiology Jonathan Viventi etalFlexible foldable actively multiplexed high-density electrode array for mapping brain activity in vivo Jonathan Viventi etal

14

Bio-Integrated Electronics - Cardiac

Electrophysiology

A Conformal Bio-Interfaced Class of Silicon Electronics for Mapping Cardiac Electrophysiology Jonathan Viventi etal 15

httprogersmatseillinoisedumultimediaphp

16

Bio-Integrated Electronics -

Spatiotemporal cardiac measurements

3D multifunctional integumentary membranes for spatiotemporal cardiac measurements and stimulation across the entire epicardium Lizhi Xu etal

ECG sensor Si strain gauge μ-ILED pH sensor Temperature sensor

17

Bio-Integrated Electronics - Advantages

bull High resolution results

bull Less complicated process

bull Similar process can be used for epidermal electronics

bull Non ndash invasive method

18

Transient Electronics

Electronic systems that dissolve resorb or otherwise physically disappear at programmed rates or specific triggered times

A Physically Transient Form of Silicon Electronics etal 2012 VOL 337 SCIENCE 19

Thin Silicon Membranes Dissolve

A Physically Transient Form of Silicon Electronics etal 2012 VOL 337 SCIENCE 20

Water Soluble Silicon

Silicon for Transient Electronics

bull Silicon Thickness - 35 nm

bull Dissolution Time ndash 10 days

bull Water ndash 04 ml

Silicon for Regular Electronics

bull Silicon Thickness -700 microm

bull Dissolution Time ndash600 to 1000 years

bull Water - 8 L

A Physically Transient Form of Silicon Electronics etal 2012 VOL 337 SCIENCE 21

Silk membranes dissolve

22

Transient Electronic Device

A Physically Transient Form of Silicon Electronics etal 2012 VOL 337 SCIENCE 23

A Physically Transient Form of Silicon Electronics etal 2012 VOL 337 SCIENCE 24

A Physically Transient Form of Silicon Electronics etal 2012 VOL 337 SCIENCE 25

A Physically Transient Form of Silicon Electronics etal 2012 VOL 337 SCIENCE

26

Why a novel approach

bull Biomedical Purposes

bull Environmental Sensors

bull Consumer Electronics

27

Biomedical Application ndash Transient Electronics

A Physically Transient Form of Silicon Electronics etal 2012 VOL 337 SCIENCE

28

Biomedical Application ndash Surgical Site

Infections

A Physically Transient Form of Silicon Electronics etal 2012 VOL 337 SCIENCE 29

Edible and Good

Magnesium ~ 100 mg vs ~ 300 mg

Silicon ~ 2 microg vs ~ 10 mg

30

Biomedical Applications

bull Drug Delivery

bull Electronic Aspirin

31

Environmental sensors amp e- waste

32

httprogersmatseillinoisedumultimediaphp

33

Next Few Years amp Future

bull Human body

bull Non ndash biomedical applications

bull Further R amp D required

34

Why will this be a classic paper

bull New approach to existing techniques of biomedical methods

bull Any form of biological surface ndash with minimal invasion

bull Not limited to biomedical

35

36

Page 13: Silk and Silicon Based Bio-Integrated Electronics - Slides

httprogersmatseillinoisedumultimediaphp

13

Bio-Integrated Electronics - Cardiac

Electrophysiology

A Conformal Bio-Interfaced Class of Silicon Electronics for Mapping Cardiac Electrophysiology Jonathan Viventi etalFlexible foldable actively multiplexed high-density electrode array for mapping brain activity in vivo Jonathan Viventi etal

14

Bio-Integrated Electronics - Cardiac

Electrophysiology

A Conformal Bio-Interfaced Class of Silicon Electronics for Mapping Cardiac Electrophysiology Jonathan Viventi etal 15

httprogersmatseillinoisedumultimediaphp

16

Bio-Integrated Electronics -

Spatiotemporal cardiac measurements

3D multifunctional integumentary membranes for spatiotemporal cardiac measurements and stimulation across the entire epicardium Lizhi Xu etal

ECG sensor Si strain gauge μ-ILED pH sensor Temperature sensor

17

Bio-Integrated Electronics - Advantages

bull High resolution results

bull Less complicated process

bull Similar process can be used for epidermal electronics

bull Non ndash invasive method

18

Transient Electronics

Electronic systems that dissolve resorb or otherwise physically disappear at programmed rates or specific triggered times

A Physically Transient Form of Silicon Electronics etal 2012 VOL 337 SCIENCE 19

Thin Silicon Membranes Dissolve

A Physically Transient Form of Silicon Electronics etal 2012 VOL 337 SCIENCE 20

Water Soluble Silicon

Silicon for Transient Electronics

bull Silicon Thickness - 35 nm

bull Dissolution Time ndash 10 days

bull Water ndash 04 ml

Silicon for Regular Electronics

bull Silicon Thickness -700 microm

bull Dissolution Time ndash600 to 1000 years

bull Water - 8 L

A Physically Transient Form of Silicon Electronics etal 2012 VOL 337 SCIENCE 21

Silk membranes dissolve

22

Transient Electronic Device

A Physically Transient Form of Silicon Electronics etal 2012 VOL 337 SCIENCE 23

A Physically Transient Form of Silicon Electronics etal 2012 VOL 337 SCIENCE 24

A Physically Transient Form of Silicon Electronics etal 2012 VOL 337 SCIENCE 25

A Physically Transient Form of Silicon Electronics etal 2012 VOL 337 SCIENCE

26

Why a novel approach

bull Biomedical Purposes

bull Environmental Sensors

bull Consumer Electronics

27

Biomedical Application ndash Transient Electronics

A Physically Transient Form of Silicon Electronics etal 2012 VOL 337 SCIENCE

28

Biomedical Application ndash Surgical Site

Infections

A Physically Transient Form of Silicon Electronics etal 2012 VOL 337 SCIENCE 29

Edible and Good

Magnesium ~ 100 mg vs ~ 300 mg

Silicon ~ 2 microg vs ~ 10 mg

30

Biomedical Applications

bull Drug Delivery

bull Electronic Aspirin

31

Environmental sensors amp e- waste

32

httprogersmatseillinoisedumultimediaphp

33

Next Few Years amp Future

bull Human body

bull Non ndash biomedical applications

bull Further R amp D required

34

Why will this be a classic paper

bull New approach to existing techniques of biomedical methods

bull Any form of biological surface ndash with minimal invasion

bull Not limited to biomedical

35

36

Page 14: Silk and Silicon Based Bio-Integrated Electronics - Slides

Bio-Integrated Electronics - Cardiac

Electrophysiology

A Conformal Bio-Interfaced Class of Silicon Electronics for Mapping Cardiac Electrophysiology Jonathan Viventi etalFlexible foldable actively multiplexed high-density electrode array for mapping brain activity in vivo Jonathan Viventi etal

14

Bio-Integrated Electronics - Cardiac

Electrophysiology

A Conformal Bio-Interfaced Class of Silicon Electronics for Mapping Cardiac Electrophysiology Jonathan Viventi etal 15

httprogersmatseillinoisedumultimediaphp

16

Bio-Integrated Electronics -

Spatiotemporal cardiac measurements

3D multifunctional integumentary membranes for spatiotemporal cardiac measurements and stimulation across the entire epicardium Lizhi Xu etal

ECG sensor Si strain gauge μ-ILED pH sensor Temperature sensor

17

Bio-Integrated Electronics - Advantages

bull High resolution results

bull Less complicated process

bull Similar process can be used for epidermal electronics

bull Non ndash invasive method

18

Transient Electronics

Electronic systems that dissolve resorb or otherwise physically disappear at programmed rates or specific triggered times

A Physically Transient Form of Silicon Electronics etal 2012 VOL 337 SCIENCE 19

Thin Silicon Membranes Dissolve

A Physically Transient Form of Silicon Electronics etal 2012 VOL 337 SCIENCE 20

Water Soluble Silicon

Silicon for Transient Electronics

bull Silicon Thickness - 35 nm

bull Dissolution Time ndash 10 days

bull Water ndash 04 ml

Silicon for Regular Electronics

bull Silicon Thickness -700 microm

bull Dissolution Time ndash600 to 1000 years

bull Water - 8 L

A Physically Transient Form of Silicon Electronics etal 2012 VOL 337 SCIENCE 21

Silk membranes dissolve

22

Transient Electronic Device

A Physically Transient Form of Silicon Electronics etal 2012 VOL 337 SCIENCE 23

A Physically Transient Form of Silicon Electronics etal 2012 VOL 337 SCIENCE 24

A Physically Transient Form of Silicon Electronics etal 2012 VOL 337 SCIENCE 25

A Physically Transient Form of Silicon Electronics etal 2012 VOL 337 SCIENCE

26

Why a novel approach

bull Biomedical Purposes

bull Environmental Sensors

bull Consumer Electronics

27

Biomedical Application ndash Transient Electronics

A Physically Transient Form of Silicon Electronics etal 2012 VOL 337 SCIENCE

28

Biomedical Application ndash Surgical Site

Infections

A Physically Transient Form of Silicon Electronics etal 2012 VOL 337 SCIENCE 29

Edible and Good

Magnesium ~ 100 mg vs ~ 300 mg

Silicon ~ 2 microg vs ~ 10 mg

30

Biomedical Applications

bull Drug Delivery

bull Electronic Aspirin

31

Environmental sensors amp e- waste

32

httprogersmatseillinoisedumultimediaphp

33

Next Few Years amp Future

bull Human body

bull Non ndash biomedical applications

bull Further R amp D required

34

Why will this be a classic paper

bull New approach to existing techniques of biomedical methods

bull Any form of biological surface ndash with minimal invasion

bull Not limited to biomedical

35

36

Page 15: Silk and Silicon Based Bio-Integrated Electronics - Slides

Bio-Integrated Electronics - Cardiac

Electrophysiology

A Conformal Bio-Interfaced Class of Silicon Electronics for Mapping Cardiac Electrophysiology Jonathan Viventi etal 15

httprogersmatseillinoisedumultimediaphp

16

Bio-Integrated Electronics -

Spatiotemporal cardiac measurements

3D multifunctional integumentary membranes for spatiotemporal cardiac measurements and stimulation across the entire epicardium Lizhi Xu etal

ECG sensor Si strain gauge μ-ILED pH sensor Temperature sensor

17

Bio-Integrated Electronics - Advantages

bull High resolution results

bull Less complicated process

bull Similar process can be used for epidermal electronics

bull Non ndash invasive method

18

Transient Electronics

Electronic systems that dissolve resorb or otherwise physically disappear at programmed rates or specific triggered times

A Physically Transient Form of Silicon Electronics etal 2012 VOL 337 SCIENCE 19

Thin Silicon Membranes Dissolve

A Physically Transient Form of Silicon Electronics etal 2012 VOL 337 SCIENCE 20

Water Soluble Silicon

Silicon for Transient Electronics

bull Silicon Thickness - 35 nm

bull Dissolution Time ndash 10 days

bull Water ndash 04 ml

Silicon for Regular Electronics

bull Silicon Thickness -700 microm

bull Dissolution Time ndash600 to 1000 years

bull Water - 8 L

A Physically Transient Form of Silicon Electronics etal 2012 VOL 337 SCIENCE 21

Silk membranes dissolve

22

Transient Electronic Device

A Physically Transient Form of Silicon Electronics etal 2012 VOL 337 SCIENCE 23

A Physically Transient Form of Silicon Electronics etal 2012 VOL 337 SCIENCE 24

A Physically Transient Form of Silicon Electronics etal 2012 VOL 337 SCIENCE 25

A Physically Transient Form of Silicon Electronics etal 2012 VOL 337 SCIENCE

26

Why a novel approach

bull Biomedical Purposes

bull Environmental Sensors

bull Consumer Electronics

27

Biomedical Application ndash Transient Electronics

A Physically Transient Form of Silicon Electronics etal 2012 VOL 337 SCIENCE

28

Biomedical Application ndash Surgical Site

Infections

A Physically Transient Form of Silicon Electronics etal 2012 VOL 337 SCIENCE 29

Edible and Good

Magnesium ~ 100 mg vs ~ 300 mg

Silicon ~ 2 microg vs ~ 10 mg

30

Biomedical Applications

bull Drug Delivery

bull Electronic Aspirin

31

Environmental sensors amp e- waste

32

httprogersmatseillinoisedumultimediaphp

33

Next Few Years amp Future

bull Human body

bull Non ndash biomedical applications

bull Further R amp D required

34

Why will this be a classic paper

bull New approach to existing techniques of biomedical methods

bull Any form of biological surface ndash with minimal invasion

bull Not limited to biomedical

35

36

Page 16: Silk and Silicon Based Bio-Integrated Electronics - Slides

httprogersmatseillinoisedumultimediaphp

16

Bio-Integrated Electronics -

Spatiotemporal cardiac measurements

3D multifunctional integumentary membranes for spatiotemporal cardiac measurements and stimulation across the entire epicardium Lizhi Xu etal

ECG sensor Si strain gauge μ-ILED pH sensor Temperature sensor

17

Bio-Integrated Electronics - Advantages

bull High resolution results

bull Less complicated process

bull Similar process can be used for epidermal electronics

bull Non ndash invasive method

18

Transient Electronics

Electronic systems that dissolve resorb or otherwise physically disappear at programmed rates or specific triggered times

A Physically Transient Form of Silicon Electronics etal 2012 VOL 337 SCIENCE 19

Thin Silicon Membranes Dissolve

A Physically Transient Form of Silicon Electronics etal 2012 VOL 337 SCIENCE 20

Water Soluble Silicon

Silicon for Transient Electronics

bull Silicon Thickness - 35 nm

bull Dissolution Time ndash 10 days

bull Water ndash 04 ml

Silicon for Regular Electronics

bull Silicon Thickness -700 microm

bull Dissolution Time ndash600 to 1000 years

bull Water - 8 L

A Physically Transient Form of Silicon Electronics etal 2012 VOL 337 SCIENCE 21

Silk membranes dissolve

22

Transient Electronic Device

A Physically Transient Form of Silicon Electronics etal 2012 VOL 337 SCIENCE 23

A Physically Transient Form of Silicon Electronics etal 2012 VOL 337 SCIENCE 24

A Physically Transient Form of Silicon Electronics etal 2012 VOL 337 SCIENCE 25

A Physically Transient Form of Silicon Electronics etal 2012 VOL 337 SCIENCE

26

Why a novel approach

bull Biomedical Purposes

bull Environmental Sensors

bull Consumer Electronics

27

Biomedical Application ndash Transient Electronics

A Physically Transient Form of Silicon Electronics etal 2012 VOL 337 SCIENCE

28

Biomedical Application ndash Surgical Site

Infections

A Physically Transient Form of Silicon Electronics etal 2012 VOL 337 SCIENCE 29

Edible and Good

Magnesium ~ 100 mg vs ~ 300 mg

Silicon ~ 2 microg vs ~ 10 mg

30

Biomedical Applications

bull Drug Delivery

bull Electronic Aspirin

31

Environmental sensors amp e- waste

32

httprogersmatseillinoisedumultimediaphp

33

Next Few Years amp Future

bull Human body

bull Non ndash biomedical applications

bull Further R amp D required

34

Why will this be a classic paper

bull New approach to existing techniques of biomedical methods

bull Any form of biological surface ndash with minimal invasion

bull Not limited to biomedical

35

36

Page 17: Silk and Silicon Based Bio-Integrated Electronics - Slides

Bio-Integrated Electronics -

Spatiotemporal cardiac measurements

3D multifunctional integumentary membranes for spatiotemporal cardiac measurements and stimulation across the entire epicardium Lizhi Xu etal

ECG sensor Si strain gauge μ-ILED pH sensor Temperature sensor

17

Bio-Integrated Electronics - Advantages

bull High resolution results

bull Less complicated process

bull Similar process can be used for epidermal electronics

bull Non ndash invasive method

18

Transient Electronics

Electronic systems that dissolve resorb or otherwise physically disappear at programmed rates or specific triggered times

A Physically Transient Form of Silicon Electronics etal 2012 VOL 337 SCIENCE 19

Thin Silicon Membranes Dissolve

A Physically Transient Form of Silicon Electronics etal 2012 VOL 337 SCIENCE 20

Water Soluble Silicon

Silicon for Transient Electronics

bull Silicon Thickness - 35 nm

bull Dissolution Time ndash 10 days

bull Water ndash 04 ml

Silicon for Regular Electronics

bull Silicon Thickness -700 microm

bull Dissolution Time ndash600 to 1000 years

bull Water - 8 L

A Physically Transient Form of Silicon Electronics etal 2012 VOL 337 SCIENCE 21

Silk membranes dissolve

22

Transient Electronic Device

A Physically Transient Form of Silicon Electronics etal 2012 VOL 337 SCIENCE 23

A Physically Transient Form of Silicon Electronics etal 2012 VOL 337 SCIENCE 24

A Physically Transient Form of Silicon Electronics etal 2012 VOL 337 SCIENCE 25

A Physically Transient Form of Silicon Electronics etal 2012 VOL 337 SCIENCE

26

Why a novel approach

bull Biomedical Purposes

bull Environmental Sensors

bull Consumer Electronics

27

Biomedical Application ndash Transient Electronics

A Physically Transient Form of Silicon Electronics etal 2012 VOL 337 SCIENCE

28

Biomedical Application ndash Surgical Site

Infections

A Physically Transient Form of Silicon Electronics etal 2012 VOL 337 SCIENCE 29

Edible and Good

Magnesium ~ 100 mg vs ~ 300 mg

Silicon ~ 2 microg vs ~ 10 mg

30

Biomedical Applications

bull Drug Delivery

bull Electronic Aspirin

31

Environmental sensors amp e- waste

32

httprogersmatseillinoisedumultimediaphp

33

Next Few Years amp Future

bull Human body

bull Non ndash biomedical applications

bull Further R amp D required

34

Why will this be a classic paper

bull New approach to existing techniques of biomedical methods

bull Any form of biological surface ndash with minimal invasion

bull Not limited to biomedical

35

36

Page 18: Silk and Silicon Based Bio-Integrated Electronics - Slides

Bio-Integrated Electronics - Advantages

bull High resolution results

bull Less complicated process

bull Similar process can be used for epidermal electronics

bull Non ndash invasive method

18

Transient Electronics

Electronic systems that dissolve resorb or otherwise physically disappear at programmed rates or specific triggered times

A Physically Transient Form of Silicon Electronics etal 2012 VOL 337 SCIENCE 19

Thin Silicon Membranes Dissolve

A Physically Transient Form of Silicon Electronics etal 2012 VOL 337 SCIENCE 20

Water Soluble Silicon

Silicon for Transient Electronics

bull Silicon Thickness - 35 nm

bull Dissolution Time ndash 10 days

bull Water ndash 04 ml

Silicon for Regular Electronics

bull Silicon Thickness -700 microm

bull Dissolution Time ndash600 to 1000 years

bull Water - 8 L

A Physically Transient Form of Silicon Electronics etal 2012 VOL 337 SCIENCE 21

Silk membranes dissolve

22

Transient Electronic Device

A Physically Transient Form of Silicon Electronics etal 2012 VOL 337 SCIENCE 23

A Physically Transient Form of Silicon Electronics etal 2012 VOL 337 SCIENCE 24

A Physically Transient Form of Silicon Electronics etal 2012 VOL 337 SCIENCE 25

A Physically Transient Form of Silicon Electronics etal 2012 VOL 337 SCIENCE

26

Why a novel approach

bull Biomedical Purposes

bull Environmental Sensors

bull Consumer Electronics

27

Biomedical Application ndash Transient Electronics

A Physically Transient Form of Silicon Electronics etal 2012 VOL 337 SCIENCE

28

Biomedical Application ndash Surgical Site

Infections

A Physically Transient Form of Silicon Electronics etal 2012 VOL 337 SCIENCE 29

Edible and Good

Magnesium ~ 100 mg vs ~ 300 mg

Silicon ~ 2 microg vs ~ 10 mg

30

Biomedical Applications

bull Drug Delivery

bull Electronic Aspirin

31

Environmental sensors amp e- waste

32

httprogersmatseillinoisedumultimediaphp

33

Next Few Years amp Future

bull Human body

bull Non ndash biomedical applications

bull Further R amp D required

34

Why will this be a classic paper

bull New approach to existing techniques of biomedical methods

bull Any form of biological surface ndash with minimal invasion

bull Not limited to biomedical

35

36

Page 19: Silk and Silicon Based Bio-Integrated Electronics - Slides

Transient Electronics

Electronic systems that dissolve resorb or otherwise physically disappear at programmed rates or specific triggered times

A Physically Transient Form of Silicon Electronics etal 2012 VOL 337 SCIENCE 19

Thin Silicon Membranes Dissolve

A Physically Transient Form of Silicon Electronics etal 2012 VOL 337 SCIENCE 20

Water Soluble Silicon

Silicon for Transient Electronics

bull Silicon Thickness - 35 nm

bull Dissolution Time ndash 10 days

bull Water ndash 04 ml

Silicon for Regular Electronics

bull Silicon Thickness -700 microm

bull Dissolution Time ndash600 to 1000 years

bull Water - 8 L

A Physically Transient Form of Silicon Electronics etal 2012 VOL 337 SCIENCE 21

Silk membranes dissolve

22

Transient Electronic Device

A Physically Transient Form of Silicon Electronics etal 2012 VOL 337 SCIENCE 23

A Physically Transient Form of Silicon Electronics etal 2012 VOL 337 SCIENCE 24

A Physically Transient Form of Silicon Electronics etal 2012 VOL 337 SCIENCE 25

A Physically Transient Form of Silicon Electronics etal 2012 VOL 337 SCIENCE

26

Why a novel approach

bull Biomedical Purposes

bull Environmental Sensors

bull Consumer Electronics

27

Biomedical Application ndash Transient Electronics

A Physically Transient Form of Silicon Electronics etal 2012 VOL 337 SCIENCE

28

Biomedical Application ndash Surgical Site

Infections

A Physically Transient Form of Silicon Electronics etal 2012 VOL 337 SCIENCE 29

Edible and Good

Magnesium ~ 100 mg vs ~ 300 mg

Silicon ~ 2 microg vs ~ 10 mg

30

Biomedical Applications

bull Drug Delivery

bull Electronic Aspirin

31

Environmental sensors amp e- waste

32

httprogersmatseillinoisedumultimediaphp

33

Next Few Years amp Future

bull Human body

bull Non ndash biomedical applications

bull Further R amp D required

34

Why will this be a classic paper

bull New approach to existing techniques of biomedical methods

bull Any form of biological surface ndash with minimal invasion

bull Not limited to biomedical

35

36

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Thin Silicon Membranes Dissolve

A Physically Transient Form of Silicon Electronics etal 2012 VOL 337 SCIENCE 20

Water Soluble Silicon

Silicon for Transient Electronics

bull Silicon Thickness - 35 nm

bull Dissolution Time ndash 10 days

bull Water ndash 04 ml

Silicon for Regular Electronics

bull Silicon Thickness -700 microm

bull Dissolution Time ndash600 to 1000 years

bull Water - 8 L

A Physically Transient Form of Silicon Electronics etal 2012 VOL 337 SCIENCE 21

Silk membranes dissolve

22

Transient Electronic Device

A Physically Transient Form of Silicon Electronics etal 2012 VOL 337 SCIENCE 23

A Physically Transient Form of Silicon Electronics etal 2012 VOL 337 SCIENCE 24

A Physically Transient Form of Silicon Electronics etal 2012 VOL 337 SCIENCE 25

A Physically Transient Form of Silicon Electronics etal 2012 VOL 337 SCIENCE

26

Why a novel approach

bull Biomedical Purposes

bull Environmental Sensors

bull Consumer Electronics

27

Biomedical Application ndash Transient Electronics

A Physically Transient Form of Silicon Electronics etal 2012 VOL 337 SCIENCE

28

Biomedical Application ndash Surgical Site

Infections

A Physically Transient Form of Silicon Electronics etal 2012 VOL 337 SCIENCE 29

Edible and Good

Magnesium ~ 100 mg vs ~ 300 mg

Silicon ~ 2 microg vs ~ 10 mg

30

Biomedical Applications

bull Drug Delivery

bull Electronic Aspirin

31

Environmental sensors amp e- waste

32

httprogersmatseillinoisedumultimediaphp

33

Next Few Years amp Future

bull Human body

bull Non ndash biomedical applications

bull Further R amp D required

34

Why will this be a classic paper

bull New approach to existing techniques of biomedical methods

bull Any form of biological surface ndash with minimal invasion

bull Not limited to biomedical

35

36

Page 21: Silk and Silicon Based Bio-Integrated Electronics - Slides

Water Soluble Silicon

Silicon for Transient Electronics

bull Silicon Thickness - 35 nm

bull Dissolution Time ndash 10 days

bull Water ndash 04 ml

Silicon for Regular Electronics

bull Silicon Thickness -700 microm

bull Dissolution Time ndash600 to 1000 years

bull Water - 8 L

A Physically Transient Form of Silicon Electronics etal 2012 VOL 337 SCIENCE 21

Silk membranes dissolve

22

Transient Electronic Device

A Physically Transient Form of Silicon Electronics etal 2012 VOL 337 SCIENCE 23

A Physically Transient Form of Silicon Electronics etal 2012 VOL 337 SCIENCE 24

A Physically Transient Form of Silicon Electronics etal 2012 VOL 337 SCIENCE 25

A Physically Transient Form of Silicon Electronics etal 2012 VOL 337 SCIENCE

26

Why a novel approach

bull Biomedical Purposes

bull Environmental Sensors

bull Consumer Electronics

27

Biomedical Application ndash Transient Electronics

A Physically Transient Form of Silicon Electronics etal 2012 VOL 337 SCIENCE

28

Biomedical Application ndash Surgical Site

Infections

A Physically Transient Form of Silicon Electronics etal 2012 VOL 337 SCIENCE 29

Edible and Good

Magnesium ~ 100 mg vs ~ 300 mg

Silicon ~ 2 microg vs ~ 10 mg

30

Biomedical Applications

bull Drug Delivery

bull Electronic Aspirin

31

Environmental sensors amp e- waste

32

httprogersmatseillinoisedumultimediaphp

33

Next Few Years amp Future

bull Human body

bull Non ndash biomedical applications

bull Further R amp D required

34

Why will this be a classic paper

bull New approach to existing techniques of biomedical methods

bull Any form of biological surface ndash with minimal invasion

bull Not limited to biomedical

35

36

Page 22: Silk and Silicon Based Bio-Integrated Electronics - Slides

Silk membranes dissolve

22

Transient Electronic Device

A Physically Transient Form of Silicon Electronics etal 2012 VOL 337 SCIENCE 23

A Physically Transient Form of Silicon Electronics etal 2012 VOL 337 SCIENCE 24

A Physically Transient Form of Silicon Electronics etal 2012 VOL 337 SCIENCE 25

A Physically Transient Form of Silicon Electronics etal 2012 VOL 337 SCIENCE

26

Why a novel approach

bull Biomedical Purposes

bull Environmental Sensors

bull Consumer Electronics

27

Biomedical Application ndash Transient Electronics

A Physically Transient Form of Silicon Electronics etal 2012 VOL 337 SCIENCE

28

Biomedical Application ndash Surgical Site

Infections

A Physically Transient Form of Silicon Electronics etal 2012 VOL 337 SCIENCE 29

Edible and Good

Magnesium ~ 100 mg vs ~ 300 mg

Silicon ~ 2 microg vs ~ 10 mg

30

Biomedical Applications

bull Drug Delivery

bull Electronic Aspirin

31

Environmental sensors amp e- waste

32

httprogersmatseillinoisedumultimediaphp

33

Next Few Years amp Future

bull Human body

bull Non ndash biomedical applications

bull Further R amp D required

34

Why will this be a classic paper

bull New approach to existing techniques of biomedical methods

bull Any form of biological surface ndash with minimal invasion

bull Not limited to biomedical

35

36

Page 23: Silk and Silicon Based Bio-Integrated Electronics - Slides

Transient Electronic Device

A Physically Transient Form of Silicon Electronics etal 2012 VOL 337 SCIENCE 23

A Physically Transient Form of Silicon Electronics etal 2012 VOL 337 SCIENCE 24

A Physically Transient Form of Silicon Electronics etal 2012 VOL 337 SCIENCE 25

A Physically Transient Form of Silicon Electronics etal 2012 VOL 337 SCIENCE

26

Why a novel approach

bull Biomedical Purposes

bull Environmental Sensors

bull Consumer Electronics

27

Biomedical Application ndash Transient Electronics

A Physically Transient Form of Silicon Electronics etal 2012 VOL 337 SCIENCE

28

Biomedical Application ndash Surgical Site

Infections

A Physically Transient Form of Silicon Electronics etal 2012 VOL 337 SCIENCE 29

Edible and Good

Magnesium ~ 100 mg vs ~ 300 mg

Silicon ~ 2 microg vs ~ 10 mg

30

Biomedical Applications

bull Drug Delivery

bull Electronic Aspirin

31

Environmental sensors amp e- waste

32

httprogersmatseillinoisedumultimediaphp

33

Next Few Years amp Future

bull Human body

bull Non ndash biomedical applications

bull Further R amp D required

34

Why will this be a classic paper

bull New approach to existing techniques of biomedical methods

bull Any form of biological surface ndash with minimal invasion

bull Not limited to biomedical

35

36

Page 24: Silk and Silicon Based Bio-Integrated Electronics - Slides

A Physically Transient Form of Silicon Electronics etal 2012 VOL 337 SCIENCE 24

A Physically Transient Form of Silicon Electronics etal 2012 VOL 337 SCIENCE 25

A Physically Transient Form of Silicon Electronics etal 2012 VOL 337 SCIENCE

26

Why a novel approach

bull Biomedical Purposes

bull Environmental Sensors

bull Consumer Electronics

27

Biomedical Application ndash Transient Electronics

A Physically Transient Form of Silicon Electronics etal 2012 VOL 337 SCIENCE

28

Biomedical Application ndash Surgical Site

Infections

A Physically Transient Form of Silicon Electronics etal 2012 VOL 337 SCIENCE 29

Edible and Good

Magnesium ~ 100 mg vs ~ 300 mg

Silicon ~ 2 microg vs ~ 10 mg

30

Biomedical Applications

bull Drug Delivery

bull Electronic Aspirin

31

Environmental sensors amp e- waste

32

httprogersmatseillinoisedumultimediaphp

33

Next Few Years amp Future

bull Human body

bull Non ndash biomedical applications

bull Further R amp D required

34

Why will this be a classic paper

bull New approach to existing techniques of biomedical methods

bull Any form of biological surface ndash with minimal invasion

bull Not limited to biomedical

35

36

Page 25: Silk and Silicon Based Bio-Integrated Electronics - Slides

A Physically Transient Form of Silicon Electronics etal 2012 VOL 337 SCIENCE 25

A Physically Transient Form of Silicon Electronics etal 2012 VOL 337 SCIENCE

26

Why a novel approach

bull Biomedical Purposes

bull Environmental Sensors

bull Consumer Electronics

27

Biomedical Application ndash Transient Electronics

A Physically Transient Form of Silicon Electronics etal 2012 VOL 337 SCIENCE

28

Biomedical Application ndash Surgical Site

Infections

A Physically Transient Form of Silicon Electronics etal 2012 VOL 337 SCIENCE 29

Edible and Good

Magnesium ~ 100 mg vs ~ 300 mg

Silicon ~ 2 microg vs ~ 10 mg

30

Biomedical Applications

bull Drug Delivery

bull Electronic Aspirin

31

Environmental sensors amp e- waste

32

httprogersmatseillinoisedumultimediaphp

33

Next Few Years amp Future

bull Human body

bull Non ndash biomedical applications

bull Further R amp D required

34

Why will this be a classic paper

bull New approach to existing techniques of biomedical methods

bull Any form of biological surface ndash with minimal invasion

bull Not limited to biomedical

35

36

Page 26: Silk and Silicon Based Bio-Integrated Electronics - Slides

A Physically Transient Form of Silicon Electronics etal 2012 VOL 337 SCIENCE

26

Why a novel approach

bull Biomedical Purposes

bull Environmental Sensors

bull Consumer Electronics

27

Biomedical Application ndash Transient Electronics

A Physically Transient Form of Silicon Electronics etal 2012 VOL 337 SCIENCE

28

Biomedical Application ndash Surgical Site

Infections

A Physically Transient Form of Silicon Electronics etal 2012 VOL 337 SCIENCE 29

Edible and Good

Magnesium ~ 100 mg vs ~ 300 mg

Silicon ~ 2 microg vs ~ 10 mg

30

Biomedical Applications

bull Drug Delivery

bull Electronic Aspirin

31

Environmental sensors amp e- waste

32

httprogersmatseillinoisedumultimediaphp

33

Next Few Years amp Future

bull Human body

bull Non ndash biomedical applications

bull Further R amp D required

34

Why will this be a classic paper

bull New approach to existing techniques of biomedical methods

bull Any form of biological surface ndash with minimal invasion

bull Not limited to biomedical

35

36

Page 27: Silk and Silicon Based Bio-Integrated Electronics - Slides

Why a novel approach

bull Biomedical Purposes

bull Environmental Sensors

bull Consumer Electronics

27

Biomedical Application ndash Transient Electronics

A Physically Transient Form of Silicon Electronics etal 2012 VOL 337 SCIENCE

28

Biomedical Application ndash Surgical Site

Infections

A Physically Transient Form of Silicon Electronics etal 2012 VOL 337 SCIENCE 29

Edible and Good

Magnesium ~ 100 mg vs ~ 300 mg

Silicon ~ 2 microg vs ~ 10 mg

30

Biomedical Applications

bull Drug Delivery

bull Electronic Aspirin

31

Environmental sensors amp e- waste

32

httprogersmatseillinoisedumultimediaphp

33

Next Few Years amp Future

bull Human body

bull Non ndash biomedical applications

bull Further R amp D required

34

Why will this be a classic paper

bull New approach to existing techniques of biomedical methods

bull Any form of biological surface ndash with minimal invasion

bull Not limited to biomedical

35

36

Page 28: Silk and Silicon Based Bio-Integrated Electronics - Slides

Biomedical Application ndash Transient Electronics

A Physically Transient Form of Silicon Electronics etal 2012 VOL 337 SCIENCE

28

Biomedical Application ndash Surgical Site

Infections

A Physically Transient Form of Silicon Electronics etal 2012 VOL 337 SCIENCE 29

Edible and Good

Magnesium ~ 100 mg vs ~ 300 mg

Silicon ~ 2 microg vs ~ 10 mg

30

Biomedical Applications

bull Drug Delivery

bull Electronic Aspirin

31

Environmental sensors amp e- waste

32

httprogersmatseillinoisedumultimediaphp

33

Next Few Years amp Future

bull Human body

bull Non ndash biomedical applications

bull Further R amp D required

34

Why will this be a classic paper

bull New approach to existing techniques of biomedical methods

bull Any form of biological surface ndash with minimal invasion

bull Not limited to biomedical

35

36

Page 29: Silk and Silicon Based Bio-Integrated Electronics - Slides

Biomedical Application ndash Surgical Site

Infections

A Physically Transient Form of Silicon Electronics etal 2012 VOL 337 SCIENCE 29

Edible and Good

Magnesium ~ 100 mg vs ~ 300 mg

Silicon ~ 2 microg vs ~ 10 mg

30

Biomedical Applications

bull Drug Delivery

bull Electronic Aspirin

31

Environmental sensors amp e- waste

32

httprogersmatseillinoisedumultimediaphp

33

Next Few Years amp Future

bull Human body

bull Non ndash biomedical applications

bull Further R amp D required

34

Why will this be a classic paper

bull New approach to existing techniques of biomedical methods

bull Any form of biological surface ndash with minimal invasion

bull Not limited to biomedical

35

36

Page 30: Silk and Silicon Based Bio-Integrated Electronics - Slides

Edible and Good

Magnesium ~ 100 mg vs ~ 300 mg

Silicon ~ 2 microg vs ~ 10 mg

30

Biomedical Applications

bull Drug Delivery

bull Electronic Aspirin

31

Environmental sensors amp e- waste

32

httprogersmatseillinoisedumultimediaphp

33

Next Few Years amp Future

bull Human body

bull Non ndash biomedical applications

bull Further R amp D required

34

Why will this be a classic paper

bull New approach to existing techniques of biomedical methods

bull Any form of biological surface ndash with minimal invasion

bull Not limited to biomedical

35

36

Page 31: Silk and Silicon Based Bio-Integrated Electronics - Slides

Biomedical Applications

bull Drug Delivery

bull Electronic Aspirin

31

Environmental sensors amp e- waste

32

httprogersmatseillinoisedumultimediaphp

33

Next Few Years amp Future

bull Human body

bull Non ndash biomedical applications

bull Further R amp D required

34

Why will this be a classic paper

bull New approach to existing techniques of biomedical methods

bull Any form of biological surface ndash with minimal invasion

bull Not limited to biomedical

35

36

Page 32: Silk and Silicon Based Bio-Integrated Electronics - Slides

Environmental sensors amp e- waste

32

httprogersmatseillinoisedumultimediaphp

33

Next Few Years amp Future

bull Human body

bull Non ndash biomedical applications

bull Further R amp D required

34

Why will this be a classic paper

bull New approach to existing techniques of biomedical methods

bull Any form of biological surface ndash with minimal invasion

bull Not limited to biomedical

35

36

Page 33: Silk and Silicon Based Bio-Integrated Electronics - Slides

httprogersmatseillinoisedumultimediaphp

33

Next Few Years amp Future

bull Human body

bull Non ndash biomedical applications

bull Further R amp D required

34

Why will this be a classic paper

bull New approach to existing techniques of biomedical methods

bull Any form of biological surface ndash with minimal invasion

bull Not limited to biomedical

35

36

Page 34: Silk and Silicon Based Bio-Integrated Electronics - Slides

Next Few Years amp Future

bull Human body

bull Non ndash biomedical applications

bull Further R amp D required

34

Why will this be a classic paper

bull New approach to existing techniques of biomedical methods

bull Any form of biological surface ndash with minimal invasion

bull Not limited to biomedical

35

36

Page 35: Silk and Silicon Based Bio-Integrated Electronics - Slides

Why will this be a classic paper

bull New approach to existing techniques of biomedical methods

bull Any form of biological surface ndash with minimal invasion

bull Not limited to biomedical

35

36

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