ArticleNature communications2026
AgNW emulsion inks for direct printing of high-resolution and stretchable electrodes with semi-embedded network structure.
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Achieving directly printed patterns that are conductive, stretchable, and high-resolution is critical for the scalable manufacturing of wearable electronics, but the competing demands of these properties make it an unresolved challenge. Here, we present a one-step fabrication strategy that overcomes these conflicts using a rationally designed silver nanowire (AgNW)/emulsion ink. The thixotropic AgNW-based ink comprises trace hyperbranched molecules as stabilizers and an aqueous polyacrylic emulsion, enabling direct screen-printing of patterns with a fine resolution of 30 µm via a critical stepwise solvent-drying process. This process first allows AgNWs to settle into a percolating conductive network, then triggers the polyacrylic emulsion particles to coalesce and fuse into an elastomeric matrix that semi-embeds the nanowire junctions, thereby establishing an effective mechanism for dissipating strain. The resulting composite electrodes achieve an initial conductivity of up to 1.6×10
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