Abstract: Disclosed herein are polycannabinoids compositions which find use as a commodity polymer and for commodity electronics.

Abstract: Described in embodiments herein are thiol-ene polymeric compositions that exhibit photo-induced, reversible switching between a solid (e.g., elastomeric) state and a liquid (e.g., flowable) state. The thiol-ene polymeric compositions may comprise a vinyl oligomer comprising at least two vinyl groups, a thiol oligomer comprising at least two thiol groups, and a Type I photoinitiator. In some embodiments, the composition comprises an excess of thiol groups relative to vinyl groups (e.g., a ratio of thiol groups to vinyl groups in the composition is at least 3:1). Reversible switching between the solid state and the liquid state may be induced through exposure of the composition to electromagnetic radiation (e.g., ultraviolet (UV) radiation). In some cases, reversible switching may be induced by a relatively low amount of energy (e.g., about 1 J/cm2 or less).

Abstract: Various aspects of the instant disclosure relate to pressure sensing methods and apparatuses. As may be implemented in accordance with one or more embodiments, an apparatus includes a plurality of structures having respective surface areas that are implemented to contact at least one of an electrode and other ones of the structures. The structures operate with the electrode to provide an electrical indication of pressure by effecting a change in the respective surface areas in response to an elastic compression or expansion of the structures, and providing a change in electrical impedance between the structures and the electrode based on the change in the respective surface areas.

Abstract: Various aspects of the instant disclosure relate to pressure sensing methods and apparatuses. As may be implemented in accordance with one or more embodiments, an apparatus includes a plurality of structures having respective surface areas that are implemented to contact at least one of an electrode and other ones of the structures. The structures operate with the electrode to provide an electrical indication of pressure by effecting a change in the respective surface areas in response to an elastic compression or expansion of the structures, and providing a change in electrical impedance between the structures and the electrode based on the change in the respective surface areas.