Journal of Materials Chemistry B · 2019 · 35 citations · 43 references
Natural SciencesMaterials EngineeringMaterials ScienceBiomaterialsMaterials ChemistryPolymer Chemistry3D PrintingBioprintingHydrogelsOptical PolymersPolymeric BiomaterialsSurface ModificationHybrid HydrogelsHydrogel FormationHydrogel SynthesisPhoto-responsive HydrogelsPhotocrosslinkable HydrogelsSensor ApplicationsSmart HydrogelsStereolithography
This paper reports the rapid 3D printing of tough (toughness, <italic>U</italic><sub>T</sub>, up to 141.6 kJ m<sup>−3</sup>), highly solvated (<italic>ϕ</italic><sup>water</sup> ∼ 60 v/o), and antifouling hybrid hydrogels for potential uses in biomedical, smart materials, and sensor applications, using a zwitterionic photochemistry compatible with stereolithography (SLA).
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