Jari Hannu

University Lecturer

University of Oulu

Finland

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Jari Hannu is a University Lecturer at the University of Oulu in Finland. His research areas include dye-sensitized solar cells, smart wearable technologies, and advanced materials for electronic applications. Recent articles focus on enhancing solar cell performance using novel materials, developing self-healing elastomers, and creating innovative sensors for health monitoring. His work aims to contribute to the advancement of sustainable technology and materials science.

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Mikko Rajanen

University Lecturer

University of Oulu

FINLAND

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Olli Pitkänen

University of Oulu

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Jari Juuti

Adjunct Professor/Senior Research Fellow

University of Oulu

FINLAND

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Eva Bozo

University of Oulu

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Synergistic enhancement of DSSC performance via Ti3C2 MXene-modified copper redox electrolytes: Mechanistic insights into charge transfer and recombination

Application of Multilayered Blend Films as Soft, Stretchable, Self-Adhesive, and Self-Healing Absorption-Dominant EMI Shielding and Microwave Absorber

Dry deposited single-walled carbon nanotubes co-assisted with copper redox mediator-based electrolytes for photo-stability of dye-sensitized solar cells

Soft and Stretchable Humidity-Insensitive Thermoresistive Temperature Sensor with A Tensile Strain Modulated Sensitivity

Smart mask – Wearable IoT solution for improved protection and personal health

Ultraelastic and High-Conductivity Multiphase Conductor with Universally Autonomous Self-Healing

Lightweight porous silica foams with extreme-low dielectric permittivity and loss for future 6G wireless communication technologies

All-Around Universal and Photoelastic Self-Healing Elastomer with High Toughness and Resilience

Kirigami-inspired dual-parameter tactile sensor with ultrahigh sensitivity, multimodal and strain-insensitive features

A Non-Invasive Method for Hydration Status Measurement With a Microwave Sensor Using Skin Phantoms

Stretchable Sensors with Tunability and Single Stimuli-Responsiveness through Resistivity Switching under Compressive Stress

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Mikko Rajanen

Olli Pitkänen

Jari Juuti

Eva Bozo

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