Search Results - "Chu, Liqiang"

Multifunctions of Polymer Nanocomposites: Environmental Remediation, Electromagnetic Interference Shielding, And Sensing Applications by Wei, Huige G., Wang, Hui, Li, Ang, Cui, Dapeng P., Zhao, Zinian N., Chu, Liqiang Q., Wei, Xin, Wang, Lin, Pan, Duo, Fan, Jincheng C., Li, Yingchun C., Zhang, Jiaoxia X., Liu, Chuntai T., Wei, Suying Y., Guo, Zhanhu H.

“…Polymer nanocomposites (PNCs), i. e. nanofillers dispersed in a polymer matrix, have become a prominent area of current research promoted by rapid developments…”
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Investigation and evaluations on new features for NR channel by Siyi Chen, Liqiang Chu, Chongning Na, Anxin Li, Lan Chen

“…In order to meet the very challenging requirement of the next generation wireless communications, utilizing the very rich spectrum at high frequency band is…”
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Response Characteristics of Thermoresponsive Polymers Using Nanomechanical Cantilever Sensors by Bradley, Calvin, Jalili, Nader, Nett, Sebastian K., Chu, Liqiang, Förch, Renate, Gutmann, Jochen S., Berger, Rüdiger

“…We investigated coatings of thermally responsive thin polymer films prepared on nanomechanical cantilever sensor (NCS): (i) a PNIPAM brush, and (ii) an…”
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Biologically Multifunctional Surfaces Using Plasma Polymerization Methods by Chu, Liqiang, Knoll, Wolfgang, Förch, Renate

“…We report on the development of a multilayer system, which allows for specific DNA binding reactions to occur at the surface, but at the same time shows…”
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Swelling signals of polymer films measured by a combination of micromechanical cantilever sensor and surface plasmon resonance spectroscopy by Igarashi, Shinichi, Itakura, Akiko N., Toda, Masaya, Kitajima, Masahiro, Chu, Liqiang, Chifen, Anye N., Förch, Renate, Berger, Rüdiger

“…Swelling of plasma-polymerized allylamine (PPAA) films has been investigated by using a combination of micromechanical cantilever sensor (MCS) and surface…”
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Sodium alginate reinforced polyacrylamide/xanthan gum double network ionic hydrogels for stress sensing and self-powered wearable device applications by Li, Tuo, Wei, Huige, Zhang, Yingying, Wan, Tong, Cui, Dapeng, Zhao, Shixiang, Zhang, Teng, Ji, Yanxiu, Algadi, Hassan, Guo, Zhanhu, Chu, Liqiang, Cheng, Bowen

“…Strong and ductile sodium alginate (SA) reinforced polyacrylamide (PAM)/xanthan gum (XG) double network ionic hydrogels were constructed for stress sensing and…”
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Exosomes from different cells: Characteristics, modifications, and therapeutic applications by Li, Mingyuan, Li, Shuangshuang, Du, Chunyang, Zhang, Yinan, Li, Yuan, Chu, Liqiang, Han, Xiao, Galons, Hervé, Zhang, Yongmin, Sun, Hua, Yu, Peng

“…Exosomes are cystic vesicles secreted by living cells with a phospholipid bilayer membrane. Importantly, these vesicles could serve to carry lipids, proteins,…”
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Polyvinyl alcohol/sodium alginate-based conductive hydrogels with in situ formed bimetallic zeolitic imidazolate frameworks towards soft electronics by Li, Jiongru, Wei, Huige, Cui, Shuaichuan, Hou, Hua, Zhang, Yifan, Zhang, Yingying, Xu, Ben Bin, Chu, Liqiang, El-Bahy, Zeinhom M., Melhi, Saad, Sellami, Rahma, Guo, Zhanhu

“…Bimetallic zeolitic imidazolate frameworks (BZIFs) have received enormous attention due to their unique physi-chemical properties, but are rarely reported for…”
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Harnessing the affinity of magnetic nanoparticles toward dye-labeled DNA and developing it as an universal aptasensor revealed by lipopolysaccharide detection by Ma, Long, Sun, Nana, Meng, Yuanyuan, Tu, Chunhao, Cao, Xiuqi, Wei, Yongchang, Chu, Liqiang, Diao, Aipo

“…In current study, we have found that several magnetic nanoparticles (MNPs) are able to absorb DNA molecules, and surface engineering would be beneficial to…”
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Biologically multifunctional surfaces using plasma polymerization methods: Plasma processes for biomedical applications by LIQIANG CHU, KNOLL, Wolfgang, FORCH, Renate

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Epidemiological analysis of real-world immune checkpoint inhibitor-related pneumonitis in Chinese patients with lung cancer by WU Jianhui, CHU Xiangling, WANG Liqiang, LIN Xinqing, XIE Xiaohong, XIE Mengqing, ZHAO Jing, DENG Haiyi, YANG Yilin, QIU Guihuan, ZHOU Maolin, SUN Ni, LI Ru, CHEN Ying, DENG Jiaxi, ZENG Chen, PAN Bolin, QIN Yinyin, LIU Ming, SU Chunxia, ZHOU Chengzhi

“…Background and purpose: In clinical studies, checkpoint inhibitor-related pneumonitis (CIP) ranks first among the causes of death in programmed cell death…”
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