Antibacterial hydrogels are a type of hydrogel that is designed to inhibit the growth of
bacteria and prevent infections. These hydrogels typically contain antibacterial agents that …

Hydrogels have established their significance as prominent biomaterials within the realm of
biomedical research. However, injectable hydrogels have garnered greater attention …

In this work, a novel, straightforward, robust, fast, and organocatalyst-mediated phospha-
Michael reaction (OCPMR) was developed for the addition of phosphorus nucleophiles to …

Injectable poly (ethylene glycol)(PEG)-based hydrogels were reversibly cross-linked through
thia-conjugate addition bonds and demonstrated to shear thicken at low shear rates. Cross …

Designing a sprayable, shear-thinning hydrogel with rapid in situ gelation opens new
opportunities for biomedical applications. Most traditional sprayable hydrogels require time …

Injectable hydrogels have emerged as a promising platform for cell therapy, offering
minimally invasive delivery and a supportive microenvironment for transplanted cells. This …

The fabrication of objects with complex shape and geometry has been greatly facilitated with
the advancements in additive manufacturing. While synthetic polymers like ABS and PLA …

The bioavailability, release, and stability of pharmaceuticals under physicochemical
conditions is the major cause of drug candidates failing during their clinical trials. Therefore …

The development of peptide-based materials is one of the most challenging aspects of
biomaterials research in recent years. The assembly of peptides is mainly controlled by …