Spectral–luminescent study of a hydrogel based on hyaluronic acid dialdehyde and chitosan succinate containing the Lucentis drug

Ultrasound-Driven Two-Dimensional Ti3C2Tx MXene Hydrogel Generator

“…Hydrogels, a class of tissue-like semisolid ionic conductors, have attracted extensive interest as soft materials for flexible/stretchable electronics because of their advantages including superior flexibility, conformality to complex surfaces, tunable mechanical and electrical properties, multifunctionalities, and excellent biocompatibility. − It has recently been found that by developing composite hydrogels with reinforcing fillers, it is possible to increase the mechanical properties of hydrogels without sacrificing ionic conductivity − as well as to endow hydrogels with multifunctionalities such as magnetic , and luminescent − properties.…”