Tag: stimuli-responsive materials

A new review details how pH-, enzyme-, and thermo-responsive hydrogel beads and injectable depots could deliver rheumatoid arthritis drugs directly ...

A new review argues that the hydroxyapatite lattice itself, through substitution, crystallinity and solubility, can be engineered to control when ...

Perylene-loaded PNIPAM nanoparticles reversibly switch their fluorescence between yellow excimer emission and blue monomer emission as temperature crosses the polymer's ...

A new review maps how phytochemical-loaded hydrogel systems, enhanced by artificial intelligence and 3D printing, are being engineered to overcome ...

A new review maps how hydrogels engineered to release antibiotics first and growth factors second could integrate infection control and ...

A new review argues that designing polymeric membranes for medical devices requires matching anisotropy, fatigue, viscoelasticity and degradation to living ...

A new Nature Chemical Engineering review maps how synthetic biology and stimuli-responsive materials are converging to embed Boolean logic and ...

In a landmark breakthrough at the intersection of polymer chemistry and materials science, a team led by Lemcoff, Niv, and ...