Henrique Leonel Gomes

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University of Coimbra

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Henrique Leonel Gomes is an Associated Professor at Universidade de Coimbra in Portugal. His research areas include the electrical properties of hybrid nanocomposites, electrical impedance spectroscopy, and the development of neuromorphic organic devices. He has published articles on the effects of pyrolysis temperature on carbon/vanadium nanocomposites and the production of carbon-vanadium nanocomposites.

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Bioelectronic devices to measure astrocyte-neuron communication

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IMPLANTABLE ORGANIC DEVICES FOR ADVANCED THERAPIES (INNOVATE)

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Memristor Based Adaptive Neural Networks (MemBrAiNN)

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Technology& Design Kits Development for Printed-Electronics (TDK4PE)

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Intelligent Cell Surfaces (ICS)

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Maria do Carmo Medeiros

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Effect of the in situ synthesis of vanadium oxide nanowires on the electrical properties of hybrid nanocomposites based on synthetic carbon matrices

Electrical impedance spectroscopy for potassium content analysis and botanical origin identification of honey

Effect of the Pyrolysis Temperature on the Negative Differential Resistance in Carbon/Vanadium Nanocomposite

Threshold switching behavior generated by the in situ filaments formation in carbon matrix enriched by ultra-small zirconium oxide nanoparticles

Negative Differential Resistance and Long-Lived Changes in the Electrical Conductivity of Carbon Composites Induced by Electrothermal Effects

Production and characterization of carbon-vanadium nanocomposites

High Electrical Anisotropic Multilayered Self‐Assembled Organic Films Based on Graphene Oxide and PEDOT:PSS

(Invited) Electro-Optical Techniques to Measure Traps in Organic-Based Devices: Why the Methods Originally Developed for Silicon-Based Devices Must be Modified

Ultra-low noise PEDOT:PSS electrodes on bacterial cellulose: A sensor to access bioelectrical signals in non-electrogenic cells

Neuromorphic Organic Devices: Neuromorphic Organic Devices that Specifically Discriminate Dopamine from Its Metabolites by Nonspecific Interactions (Adv. Funct. Mater. 28/2020)

Neuromorphic Organic Devices that Specifically Discriminate Dopamine from Its Metabolites by Nonspecific Interactions

Cartilage acidic protein 1 promotes increased cell viability, cell proliferation and energy metabolism in primary human dermal fibroblasts

Resistive switching of silicon-silver thin film devices in flexible substrates

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Maria do Carmo Medeiros

Fabio Biscarini

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