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Functional Self-healing Hydrogels Based on Dynamic Molecular Interactions for Biomedical Applications
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Self-healing hydrogels can autonomously heal from damage to preserve their integrity and functionalities which hold great promises in a wide range of applications. Different types of dynamic molecular interactions have been explored to develop self-healing hydrogels. Nevertheless, it remains...
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Highly Stretchable, Transparent, and Adhesive Double Network Hydrogels for the Development of Wearable Strain Sensors
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The exploration of high-performance hydrogels in this thesis marks the convergence of biomedical engineering and wearable technology. This study delves into the creation and use of a novel silicotungstic acid (SiW)-based hydrogel, designed specifically for wearable strain sensors. Mimicking human...
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Tough Polyampholyte Hydrogels: Effect of Dialysis and Their Applications in Stretchable Electronic Skins
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Tough hydrogels are an emerging class of advanced materials that have resolved the long-standing problem of brittleness and fragility in conventional hydrogels. Their superior mechanical performances enable several unprecedented applications in bio-integrated electronics, surgical glues, and soft...