Zinc-ion batteries at elevated temperatures: linking material design to wearable/biocompatible applications
Yutong Wu,
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Qiong He,
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Yunlei Zhou
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et al.
Advanced Composites and Hybrid Materials,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
8(1)
Published: Jan. 17, 2025
Language: Английский
Direct Ink Writing of Conductive Hydrogels
Monica Ho,
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Aline Braz Ramirez,
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Negar Akbarnia
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et al.
Advanced Functional Materials,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: Jan. 29, 2025
Abstract
Direct
ink
writing
(DIW)
is
an
additive
manufacturing
technique
that
has
garnered
notable
interest
due
to
its
precise
and
consistent
printing
of
a
wide
range
materials,
such
as
viscoelastic
hydrogels,
pastes,
complex
composites,
by
adjusting
the
ink's
rheology.
This
material
flexibility
combined
with
ability
print
at
room
temperature
makes
DIW
ideal
for
diverse
applications
scalable
from
small
industrial
levels.
In
recent
years,
conductive
hydrogels
gained
significant
attention
across
various
fields,
ranging
biomedical
scaffolds
flexible
electronics.
Conductive
are
category
which
exhibit
conductivity
in
their
wet
and/or
dry
state.
Precursors
like
polymers,
metallic
nanoparticles,
carbon‐based
materials
can
be
used
induce
electronic
ionic
hydrogels.
review
presents
comprehensive
overview
demonstrating
printability
using
technique.
The
fundamentals
precursors
presented.
Following,
different
pathways
reaching
optimal
hydrogel
properties,
including
mechanical,
conductive,
rheological,
focus
on
synthesis
introduced.
Finally,
emerging
electronics
medicine
highlighted,
anticipated
challenges
advancement
printable
discussed.
Language: Английский
Autonomous, Moisture‐Driven Flexible Electrogenerative Dressing for Enhanced Wound Healing
Advanced Materials,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: Feb. 17, 2025
Abstract
Electrotherapy
has
shown
considerable
potential
in
treating
chronic
wounds,
but
conventional
approaches
relying
on
bulky
external
power
supplies
and
mechanical
force
are
limited
their
clinical
utility.
This
study
introduces
an
autonomous,
moisture‐driven
flexible
electrogenerative
dressing
(AMFED)
that
overcomes
these
limitations.
The
AMFED
integrates
a
moist‐electric
generator
(MEG),
antibacterial
hydrogel
dressing,
concentric
molybdenum
(Mo)
electrodes
to
provide
self‐sustaining
electrical
supply
potent
activity
against
Staphylococcus
aureus
Escherichia
coli
.
MEG
harnesses
chemical
energy
from
moisture
produce
stable
direct
current
of
0.61
V
without
input,
delivering
this
therapeutic
stimulation
the
wound
site
through
Mo
electrodes.
facilitates
macrophage
polarization
toward
reparative
M2
phenotype
regulates
inflammatory
cytokines.
Moreover,
vivo
studies
suggest
group
significantly
enhances
healing,
with
approximate
41%
acceleration
compared
control
group.
Using
diabetic
mouse
model,
demonstrates
its
effectiveness
promoting
nerve
regulation,
epithelial
migration,
vasculogenesis.
These
findings
present
novel
efficient
platform
for
accelerating
healing.
Language: Английский
Laser‐Induced Nanozyme Biofuel Cell‐Based Self‐Powered Patch for Accelerating Diabetic Wound Healing With Real‐Time Monitoring
Chengcheng Gu,
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Lei Zhang,
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Ting Hou
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et al.
Advanced Functional Materials,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: March 7, 2025
Abstract
Chronic
wounds
are
a
common
complication
of
diabetes,
causing
significant
inconvenience,
persistent
pain,
and
economic
burden
to
patients.
Real‐time
monitoring
wound
status
timely
treatment
with
intelligent
dressings
is
promising
way
treat
infection
accelerate
healing.
However,
the
traditional
make
it
difficult
simultaneously
maintain
true
state
meet
dynamic
needs
chronic
wounds.
Herein,
multifunctional
self‐powered
patch
(MSPP)
featured
antibacterial,
hypoglycemic,
electrical
stimulation
designed
promote
healing
real‐time
status,
in
which
laser‐induced
nanozyme
electrodes
prepared
situ
through
laser
scanning
technology
construct
highly
stable
nanozyme‐based
glucose
biofuel
cells
(GBFCs).
Enzymatic
cascade
reaction
GBFCs
can
use
local
hyperglycemia
produce
reactive
oxygen
species
effective
antibacterial
properties,
reduce
while
generating
microcurrent,
further
diabetes
In
just
10
days,
patch‐treated
group
achieves
100%
shrinkage.
Meanwhile,
pH
sensing
module
MSPP
also
monitor
fluctuations
correct
test
results,
improving
accuracy.
brief,
construction
provides
solutions
for
developing
closed‐loop
biomedical
systems
that
integrate
monitoring,
diagnosis,
treatment.
Language: Английский
A Safe, Stable, Simple, Serviceable, and Self‐Powered Wound Dressing With Continuous Low‐Voltage Direct Current Electrical Stimulation: an Efficient Approach to Accelerate Wound Healing
Chenxi Shi,
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Huan Wang,
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Xiaojing Wang
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et al.
Advanced Functional Materials,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: Feb. 21, 2025
Abstract
Electrical
stimulation
(ES)
dressings
have
garnered
considerable
attention
owing
to
their
profound
impact
on
chronic
wound
care,
while
the
existing
ES
necessitate
external
power
supply
or
intricate
structures,
posing
potential
safety
risks
and
usage
inconveniences.
Herein,
a
safe,
stable,
simple,
serviceable,
self‐powered
(5S)
dressing
composed
of
an
electrospinning
asymmetric
nanofiber
membrane
with
screen‐printed
electrodes
polyurethane
foam
is
developed.
The
acts
as
due
its
electrical
double‐layer
effect
during
unidirectional
exudate
transfer,
excellent
water
absorption
retention
properties
effectively
manages
exudate.
This
5S
generates
sustained
low‐voltage
direct
current
in
situ
at
site
creates
favorable
microenvironment
for
re‐epithelization.
In
vitro
vivo
studies
indicate
that
this
can
significantly
promote
healing.
Compared
control
group
(on
7th
day),
collagen
deposition
treated
increased
by
15.9%,
capillary
density
90.6%,
epidermal
thickness
228.3%,
resulting
23.6%
enhancement
healing
rate.
Consequently,
presents
highly
sophisticated
effective
therapeutic
approach
accelerating
Language: Английский
Polymer Applied in Hydrogel Wound Dressing for Wound Healing: Modification/Functionalization Method and Design Strategies
ACS Biomaterials Science & Engineering,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: April 1, 2025
Hydrogel
wound
dressings
have
emerged
as
a
promising
solution
for
healing
due
to
their
excellent
mechanical
and
biochemical
properties.
Over
recent
years,
there
has
been
significant
progress
in
expanding
the
variety
of
raw
materials
used
hydrogel
formulation
along
with
development
advanced
modification
techniques
design
approaches
that
enhance
performance.
However,
comprehensive
review
encompassing
diverse
polymer
strategies
innovations
is
still
lacking
literature.
This
summarizes
use
natural
polymers
(e.g.,
chitosan,
gelatin,
sodium
alginate,
hyaluronic
acid,
dextran)
synthetic
poly(vinyl
alcohol),
polyethylene
glycol,
Pluronic
F-127,
poly(N-isopropylacrylamide),
polyacrylamide,
polypeptides)
dressings.
We
further
explore
advantages
limitations
these
discuss
various
strategies,
including
cationic
modification,
oxidative
double-bond
catechol
etc.
The
also
addresses
principles
synthesis
methods,
aligning
modifications
specific
requirements
healing.
Finally,
we
future
challenges
opportunities
hydrogel-based
Language: Английский
Lignin-optimized MXene/foam pressure sensors with high-sensitivity and robust sunlight sterilization
Jizu Ma,
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Wenzheng Wang,
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Peng Yu
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et al.
Chemical Engineering Journal,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
unknown, P. 162311 - 162311
Published: April 1, 2025
Language: Английский
Advanced implantable energy storage for powering medical devices
Shasha Wang,
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Leqian Wei,
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Fujun Wang
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et al.
eScience,
Journal Year:
2025,
Volume and Issue:
unknown, P. 100409 - 100409
Published: April 1, 2025
Language: Английский
Stretchable and body conformable electronics for emerging wearable therapies
Benzhao Huang,
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Qian Wang,
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Wei Li
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et al.
Deleted Journal,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: Nov. 13, 2024
Abstract
Wearable
therapy
represents
a
research
frontier
where
material
science,
electrical
engineering,
and
medical
disciplines
intersect,
offering
significant
potential
for
remote
portable
healthcare.
Unlike
conventional
approaches
that
rely
on
rigid
materials,
the
ability
to
stretch
is
crucial
therapeutic
devices
achieve
enhanced
mechanical
adaptability.
Moreover,
conformable
integration
of
these
into
body
pivotal
in
establishing
reliable
interfaces
long‐term
treatment.
These
emerging
provide
an
attractive
platform
developing
new
protocols
do
not
disrupt
daily
activities.
This
review
comprehensively
overviews
recent
progress
stretchable
body‐conformable
electronics
wearable
applications.
The
discussion
begins
with
design
fabrication
through
structural
designs
innovation.
mechanisms
adopted
by
are
then
systematically
explored.
Furthermore,
article
delineates
characteristics
devices,
such
as
biocompatibility,
secure
skin
attachment,
effective
moisture
management.
poised
inspire
innovative
device
treatment
future
technology.
Language: Английский