NUS researchers develop plant e-skin to monitor plant growth

The all-organic plant e-skin was developed by the multidisciplinary NUS team, comprising Associate Professor Chengkuo Lee (Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering) and Assistant Professor Eunyoung Chae (Department of Biological Sciences). The plant e-skin will contribute to advancing plant sensor technologies to enhance decision-making in crop breeding and precision farming.

Lianhe Zaobao (3 September 2024)

NUS Press Release (4 September 2024)

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