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Simple preparation of carboxymethyl cellulose-based ionic conductive hydrogels for highly sensitive, stable and durable sensors by Lu, Chunyin, Qiu, Jianhui, Sun, Manxi, Liu, Qifan, Sakai, Eiichi, Zhang, Guohong

“…Ionic conductive hydrogels have recently been increasingly studied due to their broad applications in sensing and flexible devices. Nevertheless, it is still a…”
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Low-temperature adaptive conductive hydrogel based on ice structuring proteins/CaCl2 anti-freeze system as wearable strain and temperature sensor by Lu, Chunyin, Qiu, Jianhui, Zhao, Wei, Sakai, Eiichi, Zhang, Guohong, Nobe, Rie, Kudo, Makoto, Komiyama, Takao

“…Conductive hydrogels as wearable devices meet the basic demands of mechanical flexibility and smart sensing. However, achieving anti-freeze property in…”
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Two-dimensional nanomaterials based on rare earth elements for biomedical applications by Bai, Mingjun, Wan, Hao, Zhang, Ying, Chen, Siqi, Lu, Chunyin, Liu, Xiaohe, Chen, Gen, Zhang, Ning, Ma, Renzhi

“…As a kind of star materials, two-dimensional (2D) nanomaterials have attracted tremendous attention for their unique structures, excellent performance and wide…”
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Multi-Sacrificial Bonds Enhanced Double Network Hydrogel with High Toughness, Resilience, Damping, and Notch-Insensitivity by Sun, Manxi, Qiu, Jianhui, Lu, Chunyin, Jin, Shuping, Zhang, Guohong, Sakai, Eiichi

“…The engineering applications of hydrogels are generally limited by the common problem of their softness and brittlness. In this study, a composite double…”
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Effect of chitosan multilayers encapsulation on controlled release performance of drug-loaded superparamagnetic alginate nanoparticles by Lu, Chunyin, Liu, Peng

“…The near monodispersed ibuprofen-loaded superparamagnetic alginate (AL/IBU/Fe 3 O 4 ) nanoparticles with particles size less than 200 nm were prepared via the…”
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Superparamagnetic pH-sensitive multilayer hybrid hollow microspheres for targeted controlled release by Mu, Bin, Liu, Peng, Dong, Yun, Lu, Chunyin, Wu, Xueli

“…The superparamagnetic multilayer hybrid hollow microspheres have been fabricated using the layer-by-layer assembly technique by the electrostatic interaction…”
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A tough hydrogel with fast self-healing and adhesive performance for wearable sensors by Lu, Chunyin, Qiu, Jianhui, Zhao, Wei, Sakai, Eiichi, Zhang, Guohong

“…The purpose of this work is to address the two existing challenges. One is to achieve the balance of mechanical properties, adhesion, and self-healing ability…”
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Magnetic-targeted pH-responsive drug delivery system via layer-by-layer self-assembly of polyelectrolytes onto drug-containing emulsion droplets and its controlled release by Mu, Bin, Liu, Peng, Du, Pengcheng, Dong, Yun, Lu, Chunyin

“…Novel magnetic-targeted pH-responsive drug delivery system have been designed by the layer-by-layer self- assembly of the polyelectrolytes (oligochitosan as…”
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Stimuli-responsive multilayer chitosan hollow microspheres via layer-by-layer assembly by Lu, Chunyin, Mu, Bin, Liu, Peng

“…Novel stimuli-responsive multilayer chitosan hollow microspheres with chitosan as the unique component have been fabricated by the sequential layer-by-layer…”
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Hybridized Hydrogen Bonding Strategy to Construct Antifreezing Hydrogels for Wearable Sensors by Yan, Chuanyong, Lu, Chunyin, Wen, Shikun, Yang, Mingbo, Bai, Mingjun, Chen, Siqi

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Disintegration-controllable stimuli-responsive polyelectrolyte multilayer microcapsules via covalent layer-by-layer assembly by Mu, Bin, Lu, Chunyin, Liu, Peng

“…The disintegration-controllable stimuli-responsive polyelectrolyte multilayer microcapsules have been fabricated via the covalent layer-by-layer assembly…”
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Low-temperature adaptive conductive hydrogel based on ice structuring proteins/CaCl 2 anti-freeze system as wearable strain and temperature sensor by Lu, Chunyin, Qiu, Jianhui, Zhao, Wei, Sakai, Eiichi, Zhang, Guohong, Nobe, Rie, Kudo, Makoto, Komiyama, Takao

“…Conductive hydrogels as wearable devices meet the basic demands of mechanical flexibility and smart sensing. However, achieving anti-freeze property in…”
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