Self-powered neurostimulation via biomaterials and bioelectronics innovation has emerged
as a compelling approach to explore, repair, and modulate neural systems. This review …

Engineered bacteria are increasingly recognized as sustained and intelligent sources for
sensing and therapeutics due to their unique capabilities such as in situ multiplication, tissue …

Introduction Advances in microfabrication, automation, and computer engineering seek to
revolutionize small-scale devices and machines. Emerging trends in medicine point to smart …

Microneedles (MNs), composed of an array of micro‐sized needles and a supporting base,
have transcended their initial use to replace hypodermic needles in drug delivery and fluid …

Oral administration is the most simple, noninvasive, convenient treatment. With the
increasing demands on the targeted drug delivery, the traditional oral treatment now is …

Abstract Both Ficus carica Linn. polysaccharide and peach gum had beneficial effects on
human gut microbiota. However, their complex polysaccharides have never been studied …

Gastric motility is coordinated, in part, by rhythmic bioelectrical events called slow waves.
Dysrhythmic slow waves have been associated with several motility disorders. The current …

Despite the prolonged therapeutic benefits offered by many existing extended-release oral
drug formulations, their inability to conform to circadian rhythms and specific pathological …

Metal-organic frameworks (MOFs) have recently garnered attention due to their intriguing
physiochemical properties; however, their instability and unsatisfactory processability have …

The gut microbiota is linked to many medical conditions, but our understanding is limited by
the lack of affordable, non-invasive ways to sample it. Ingestible devices offer solutions, but …