Tag: biomaterials

A core-shell microneedle patch that releases an NLRP3 inhibitor within minutes and sustains bFGF for two weeks markedly improved cardiac ...

A new review in Results in Chemistry details how smart nanomaterials, from ROS-scavenging cerium oxide to stimuli-responsive hydrogels, could transform ...

Researchers have engineered a fibroblast-based cell sheet, enhanced with endothelial progenitor cells, that wraps cartilage scaffolds to block hostile host ...

Researchers have embedded antioxidant-rich grape pomace oil from winery waste into biodegradable PLA nanofibers, creating wound dressing mats that kill ...

Scientists in India have created a strontium-doped bioactive glass ceramic that degrades 97 percent of dye pollutants using only the ...

A new review details how hydrogel-based 3D platforms are transforming cancer research by recreating the tumor microenvironment for drug testing, ...

A new systematic review maps how fibers, yarns, and fabrics are being engineered into wound dressings, tissue scaffolds, drug-delivery systems, ...

Researchers have developed selenium-enriched acetic acid and gelatin hydrogels that retain about 90 percent moisture, swell stably at body temperature, ...

A new review in Polymer Bulletin maps the latest bioactive polymeric wound patches, from hydrogels and nanofibers to microneedles and ...

A lesion-responsive core-shell nanoparticle combining astaxanthin, a ZIF-8 framework, and a zinc-myricetin shell remodels mitochondrial and immune signaling to promote ...