The development of wearable biosensors is intrinsically linked to the properties of their
constituent materials. Hydrogels, recognized for their multifunctional characteristics, have …

Polyphenol hydrogels have found widespread application in wound healing, bone repair,
drug delivery, and biosensors due to their robust wet adhesion, high ductility, and excellent …

An ideal adhesive hydrogel must possess high adhesion to the native tissue,
biocompatibility, eligible biodegradability, and good mechanical compliance with the …

Cotton fabrics with the main constituent of cellulose, which is hydrophilic, bacterial infected,
and flammable, are in urgent need of functionalization as a kind of widely applied material …

Conductive hydrogels have been widely applied in human–computer interaction, tactile
sensing, and sustainable green energy harvesting. Herein, a double cross-linked network …

Pressure ulcers (PUs) have emerged as a significant burden on both individuals and
society. Effective treatment of PUs is a significant clinical challenge due to the compromised …

Here, a trident molecule doping strategy is introduced to overcome both cohesion‐adhesion
trade‐off and adhesion‐switchability conflict, transforming commercial polymers into tough …

With the arrival of the era of the Internet of Everything and the popularization of flexible
wearable devices, energy supply devices serving flexible wearable devices have also …

A critical shortage of donor corneas exists worldwide. Hydrogel patches with a biological
architecture and functions that simulate those of native corneas have garnered considerable …

Hydrogels can form physically or chemically interactions with tissues and are widely used in
the design of bioadhesive material. Polydopamine (PDA)/polyacrylamide (PAM)‐based …