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Here is the link to the Big Picture Science radio interview.

Other Media Coverage

Here is a partial list of stories in the media about my postdoctoral research on stretchable photovoltaic devices and transparent, skin-like mechanical sensors.

Nature: Solar Cells Take a Stretch

Wired: Skin-Like Sensors Could Bring Tactile Sensations to Robots, Humans

Popular Science: Artificial Skin Gets a Solar Powered Upgrade

CNN: Solar Powered Robot Skin

Physics World: Nanotube springs make skin-like sensor

Popular Science: Artificial Skin Feels with Nerves Made of Clear Nanotube Springs

PCMag: Researchers Create Pressure-Sensitive Artificial Skin

PCWorld: Artificial Skin Can Feel Touch; Robots Prepare to Out-Human Humans

Chemical Engineering Progress: Airbrushed Carbon Nanotubes form Electronic Skin (Dec. 2011, p. 6, subscription required)

Wired: Self-powered synthetic skin could be used to diagnose diseases

Gizmodo: Stanford Develops Nanotube-Infused Artificial Skin for Robots and People Alike

CNET: Skin-like sensor flexible enough for prosthetic limbs

Popular Mechanics: Researchers Build Transparent, Super-Stretchy, Skin-Like Sensor

Stanford Magazine: Superskin Springs Back

Stanford Report: Stanford researchers build transparent, super-stretchy skin-like sensor

Stanford Report: Stanford researcher's new stretchable solar cells will power artificial electronic 'super skin'

Engadget: Stanford builds super-stretchy skin sensor out of carbon nanotubes 

The Register (UK): Stanford Boffins Create Skinnier "Skin"; No Wrinkles, No Botox

Kurzweil AI: Super-stretchy skin-like sensor uses nanotube springs

e! Science News: Stanford Researchers Build Transparent, Super-Stretchy, Skin-Like Sensor

Futurity: Stretchy solar cells power ‘super skin’

TAG Tech: Stanford builds super-stretchy skin sensor out of carbon nanotubes

Innovation News Daily: 'Super Skin' Can Stretch and Sense for Bionic Humans

Knovel: Stanford engineering team unveils transparent, super-stretchable artificial skin

Fellow Geek: Super-Stretchy Skin-Like Sensor

Wall Street Daily: Synthetic Skin Transplants Only a Couple Years Away [right...]

Technovelgy: Sensitive Artificial Skin for Touchy-Feely Robots

The Epoch Times: Stretchy ‘Super Skin’ Can Feel Pressure 

Ubergizmo: Touch-sensitive robots coming your way soon

Tech Crunch: Robots Will Soon Get Touch-Sensitive Skin

Science Business: Stretchable Sensory Material Created with Carbon Nanotubes

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