The unique characteristics of 4D printing (4DP) and its applications, such as self-morphing,
self-healing, and self-actuation have incorporated and exploited the attractiveness of …

In this review, we cover the topic of p (NIPAM) based microgels at interfaces, revisiting
classical studies in light of the newest ones. In particular, we focus on their use as …

Hydrogels are excellent mimetics of mammalian extracellular matrices and have found
widespread use in tissue engineering. Nanoporosity of monolithic bulk hydrogels, however …

Growing millimeter‐scaled functional tissue remains a major challenge in the field of tissue
engineering. Therefore, microporous annealed particles (MAPs) are emerging as promising …

The rapid development in micro‐machinery enabled the investigation of smart materials that
can embody fast response, programmable actuation, and flexibility to perform mechanical …

Microgels are crosslinked, water‐swollen networks with a 10 nm to 100 µm diameter and
can be modified chemically or biologically to render them biocompatible for advanced …

As an injectable tissue regenerative platform, Anisogel aims to recapitulate the complex and
anisotropic architecture of native extracellular matrix by the use of magneto‐responsive …

Hydrogel‐based nanofibers or vice versa are a relatively new class of nanomaterials, in
which hydrogels are structured in nanofibrous form. Structure and size of the material …

Micron‐scale anisometric microgels have received increasing attention to replace
macromolecule solutions to create injectable 3D regenerative hydrogels. Interlinking these …

Tissue regeneration of sensitive tissues calls for injectable scaffolds, which are minimally
invasive and offer minimal damage to the native tissues. However, most of these systems …