Hydrogels are biocompatible carriers that can maintain the original properties of embedded
materials. Carbon dots (CDs) are multifunctional nanomaterials with antibacterial properties …

The use of graphene quantum dots in disease treatment is an innovative and advanced
approach in the fields of chemistry, material science, and biology. Preclinical studies have …

Flexible and wearable pressure sensors have gained great popularity in consumer
electronics due to their potential applications in human healthcare, E-skin, and artificial …

The design, synthesis, and optimization of excited-state intramolecular proton transfer
(ESIPT)-associated dual-emissive aliphatic conductive polymer is one of the very …

Developing multifunctional hydrogels with stretchability, self-healing ability, adhesiveness,
and conductivity into flexible strain sensors for human motion and health monitoring has …

From the perspective of sustainable economic development, the advanced fluorescent anti-
counterfeiting technology concept is trying to encrypt information onto polymer materials with …

Conductive hydrogels have gained significant attention for their extensive applications in
healthcare monitoring, wearable sensors, electronic devices, soft robotics, energy storage …

Quantum dots-hydrogel composites are promising new materials that have attracted
extensive attention due to their incomparable biocompatibility and acceptable …

Hydrogels have emerged as important soft materials with numerous applications in fields
including biomedicine, biomimetic smart materials, and electrochemistry. Because of their …

Microstructured flexible pressure sensors featured with good mechanical properties,
boosting a variety of sophisticated application scenarios, including electronic skin (e‐skin) …