Tag: biomaterials

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 ...

By pairing friction experiments with sample-specific computer models of human knee cartilage, researchers show that brief lift-off phases sustain the ...

Researchers at Xiamen University have built a sandwich-like biomaterial from waste wool keratin and graphene oxide that immobilizes an extremophile ...

A comprehensive review charts how cardiac organoids and engineered heart tissues are constructed, matured and translated toward predictive human cardiovascular ...

Scientists have engineered an aligned, electrically conductive hydrogel that combines mechanical support with immune regulation to repair pelvic floor tissue ...

A comprehensive new review maps how metal ions crosslink seaweed-derived alginate into tunable hydrogels for drug delivery, wound healing, and ...

A new in-vitro study shows steam sterilization cracks 3D-printed surgical guides made from certain resins while plasma treatment preserves structure ...

Researchers in Barcelona have shown that heat-treated PLA 3D-printed glass-bottomed multiwells can be sterilized with standard lab protocols and support ...