Fog on a solid surface is prejudicial to its optical properties and will even cause hygienic
and safety concerns in some exceptional cases. Thus, antifogging coatings have attracted …

Facile fabrication of asymmetrically adhesive hydrogel with robust wet tissue adhesion
simultaneously with effective anti‐postoperative adhesion still remains a great challenge. In …

Hydrogel adhesives are extensively employed in biological interfaces such as epidermal
flexible electronics, tissue engineering, and implanted device. The development of …

The development of hydrogel‐based underwater electronics has gained significant attention
due to their flexibility and portability compared to conventional rigid devices. However …

Solid matter that can rapidly and reversibly switch between adhesive and non-adhesive
states is desired in many technological domains including climbing robotics, actuators …

In nearly all cases of underwater adhesion, water molecules typically act as a destroyer.
Thus, removing interfacial water from the substrate surfaces is essential for forming super …

Adhesives and water exhibit a conflicting correlation as indicated by the failure of most
synthetic adhesives in submerged and humid environments. Development of instant, strong …

Conductive hydrogels, exhibiting wide applications in electronic skins and soft wearable
sensors, often require maturely regulating of the hydrogel mechanical properties to meet …

It is very important for industrial production to develop a strong bonding and multifunctional
soy protein (SP)-based adhesive with excellent coating property and high prepressing …

Effective and easy regulation of hydrogel surface properties without changing the overall
chemical composition is important for their diverse applications but remains challenging to …