Hydrogel microparticles (HMPs) are promising for biomedical applications, ranging from the
therapeutic delivery of cells and drugs to the production of scaffolds for tissue repair and …

Nanogels and microgels are soft, deformable, and penetrable objects with an internal gel-
like structure that is swollen by the dispersing solvent. Their softness and the potential to …

Injectable hydrogels can provide a scaffold for in situ tissue regrowth and regeneration, yet
gel degradation before tissue reformation limits the gels' ability to provide physical support …

Currently there are no potential curative therapies that can improve the central nervous
system (CNS) regeneration after traumatic injuries or diseases. Indeed, the regeneration of …

The development of techniques to create and use multiphase microstructured hydrogels
(granular hydrogels or microgels) has enabled the generation of cultures with more …

Micrometer‐sized hydrogels, termed microgels, are emerging as multifunctional platforms
that can recapitulate tissue heterogeneity in engineered cell microenvironments. The …

Ischemic heart injury causes permanent cardiomyocyte loss and fibrosis impairing cardiac
function. Tissue derived biomaterials have shown promise as an injectable treatment for the …

Microsphere technology serves as an efficient and effective platform for cell applications (in
vitro cell culture and in vivo cell delivery) due to its mimicry of the 3D native environment …

Highly macroporous semi-synthetic cryogel microcarriers could be synthesized for culturing
stem cells and neuronal type cells. Growth factors loaded to the heparin containing …

Bacterial infection of a wound is a major complication that can significantly delay proper
healing and even necessitate surgical debridement. Conventional non-woven fabric …