Abstract
Laser-induced graphene (LIG) films and their derivatives have been regarded as one of the most outstanding functional flexible electrodes in the past decade, which will transform society and enable new devices and developments. The aim of this Special Issue is to provide a scientific platform for scholars in the LIG field to present their recent research towards a deeper understanding of forming mechanism, structure/ morphology, properties and behaviors of LIG films. This Special Issue gives readers the possibility to gain new insights into the applications of LIG films in flexible electronics, including mechanical/temperature/gas/electrochemical sensors, micro-supercapacitors, actuators, electrocatalysis, solid-state triboelectric nanogenerators, Joule heater, etc. We believe that the papers published in this Special Issue will provide a useful guidance for the manufacturing of nanostructured LIG electrodes in flexible electronics.
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