Advances in Shape‐Memory Polymers and Composites for Biomedical Device Applications
Chengjun Zeng,
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Liwu Liu,
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Wei Zhao
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et al.
Advanced Engineering Materials,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: Jan. 29, 2025
Over
the
past
two
decades,
remarkable
advancements
have
been
achieved
in
stimulus‐responsive
shape‐memory
polymers
(SMPs),
which
exhibit
desirable
properties
such
as
characteristics,
deformability,
and
biocompatibility,
while
responding
to
external
stimuli.
The
development
of
polymer
composites
(SMPCs)
leads
high
recovery
forces
novel
functionalities,
including
electrical
actuation,
magnetic
biocompatibility.
enhanced
remotely
controllable
functionality
further
expand
application
SMPs
biomedical
areas,
surgical
applications
for
replacing
handheld
instruments
drug
delivery
systems.
In
this
review,
device
SMPCs
are
focused
on
their
recent
bone
tissue
scaffolds,
lumen
stents,
carriers
examined.
Furthermore,
bottlenecks
challenges
encountered
by
devices
elucidated.
future
trend
is
also
discussed,
aiming
provide
valuable
insights
broadening
fields.
Language: Английский
4d Printing of Novel Polybenzimidazole-Containing Structures with Exceptional Radiation Resistance and Mechanical Properties
Published: Jan. 1, 2025
Language: Английский
4D printing of novel polybenzimidazole-containing structures with exceptional radiation resistance and mechanical properties
Applied Materials Today,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
44, P. 102734 - 102734
Published: April 17, 2025
Language: Английский
Property of Protection against Simultaneous Action between Atomic Oxygen Erosion and Ultraviolet Irradiation by MIL-53(Al) Coating
ACS Omega,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
9(47), P. 47324 - 47331
Published: Nov. 12, 2024
Rapid
development
of
coatings
with
resistance
to
the
space
irradiation
environment
low
Earth
orbit
(LEO),
which
benefits
long-duration
exploration
missions
in
LEO,
improves
challenging
urgency
revealing
interaction
between
atomic
oxygen
(AO)
erosion
and
ultraviolet
(UV)
irradiation.
Here,
we
investigated
simultaneous
action
AO
UV
using
polyimide
(PI)
MIL-53(Al)-coated
PI,
confirming
a
synergistic
enhancement
effect
21.20
14.96%
compared
that
alone.
The
was
verified
by
more
stable
chemical
state
lower
yield
(Ey
=
4.386
×
10–25
cm3/atom,
12%
pristine
PI).
Through
first-principles
calculations,
processes
involve
formation
inert
oxides,
maintaining
an
unchanged
framework
widening
band
gap
due
microstructure
transformation,
respectively.
Based
on
these,
explained,
boundaries
nanoparticle
generation
during
provided
pathway
for
probability
collision
reduce
kinetic
energy
AO.
This
work
puts
forward
novel
investigation
confirms
application
potential
MIL-53(Al),
offers
new
idea
protect
spacecraft.
Language: Английский