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0962026Summary based on the full text

Lubricious anti-adhesive interface prevents friction, biofilm, and encrustation in long-term indwelling ureteral stents

Materials Today Bio, 39, 103405 (2026)

Biological responses and surface designAntifouling and lubricious surfaces

FLUID maintains a lubricated interface using silicone oil stored in a porous ureteral-stent wall. Initial bacterial adhesion fell by over 94% at 72 hours, while bacterial recovery in a 14-day mature-biofilm model fell by about 21% or 28%, depending on the comparator stent.

0902026Summary based on the full text

Mechanically Robust and Anti‐Biofouling Hybrid Encapsulation via Layered Organic–Liquid Interfaces for Implantable Devices

Small, 22(17), e10949 (2026)

Device integration and packagingJoining and protective packaging

MOLE combines bonded silicone–Parylene C layers with a lubricated surface. Insulation was tested by accelerated aging at 85 °C, and device degradation and tissue responses by 7-day subcutaneous implantation in mice; these results do not establish a long-term human implant lifetime.

0852025Summary based on the full text

Bioadaptive liquid-infused multifunctional fibers for long-term neural recording via BDNF stabilization and enhanced neural interaction

Science Advances, 11(37), eadz1228 (2025)

Biological responses and surface designBiological interaction control

TAB combines a lubricated interface with immobilized BDNF to reduce nonspecific attachment and support neuronal interactions. Representative single-unit recordings in mice extend to 12 months; electrode-level statistical comparisons cover a separate 8-month period.

0822025Summary based on the full text

Large Scale Ultrafast Manufacturing of Wireless Soft Bioelectronics Enabled by Autonomous Robot Arm Printing Assisted by a Computer Vision‐Enabled Guidance System for Personalized Wound Healing

Advanced Healthcare Materials, 14(1), 2401735 (2025)

Device integration and packagingComponent assembly and fabrication

A vision-guided 6-axis robot printer made wound-matched wireless stimulation patches; in vitro, stimulation sped fibroblast and endothelial cell migration.

0802024Summary based on the full text

Universal hydrogel adhesives with robust chain entanglement for bridging soft electronic materials

npj Flexible Electronics, 8, 39 (2024)

Device integration and packagingComponent assembly and fabrication

d-HAPT joins dissimilar electronic materials through moisture-induced chain entanglement in dried PVA–tannic acid layers. Dry–dry bonding uses interfacial water and heat; wet–dry bonding uses hydrogel moisture. Wet–wet and dry-material–tissue adhesion remain limited.

0652023Summary based on the full text

A Review on Microfluidics-Based Impedance Biosensors

Biosensors, 13(1), 83 (2023)

Device integration and packagingComponent assembly and fabrication

A review classifying microfluidic impedance biosensors into six substrate types and contrasting flow cytometry of moving cells with impedance spectroscopy.

0582021Summary based on the full text

Electronic Drugs: Spatial and Temporal Medical Treatment of Human Diseases

Advanced Materials, 33(47), 2005930 (2021)

Biological responses and surface designBiological interaction control

A review of electronic drugs grouped by site and duration of action: ingestible and patch devices, bioresorbable implants and long-term implants.

0572020Summary based on the full text

Antibacterial infection and immune-evasive coating for orthopedic implants

Science Advances, 6 (44), eabb0025 (2020)

Biological responses and surface designImmune and foreign-body responses

A lubricant-infused stainless-steel implant coating prevented infection in all six rabbits given MRSA-preincubated fixation implants, versus six of six bare.

0522019Summary based on the full text

Cardiac Fibrotic Remodeling on a Chip with Dynamic Mechanical Stimulation

Advanced Healthcare Materials, 8 (3), 1801146 (2019)

Materials in contact with tissueFoundations · connection under review

A pneumatic chip applied 1 Hz cyclic compression (0–20%) to cardiac fibroblasts in GelMA; 15–20% strain promoted myofibroblast activation, 5–10% did not.

0442018Summary based on the full text

Electrically Driven Microengineered Bioinspired Soft Robots

Advanced Materials, 30 (10), 1704189 (2018)

Device integration and packagingSensor and actuator integration

A stingray-like soft actuator with cardiomyocytes on patterned CNT–GelMA and PEG hydrogels and embedded Au microelectrodes was locally paced at 0.5 and 1.0 Hz.

0412018Summary based on the full text

High-throughput approaches for screening and analysis of cell behaviors

Biomaterials, 153, 85-101 (2018)

Materials in contact with tissueFoundations · connection under review

Review of high-throughput platforms that screen cell responses to biomaterials and delivered molecules in 2D and 3D and analyze genes, glycans and proteins.

0402018Summary based on the full text

Hybrid functional microfibers for textile electronics and biosensors

Journal of Semiconductors, 39 (1), 011009 (2018)

Stretchable conductors and interconnectsConductive fibers and stretchable electrodes

Review of hybrid microfibers with carbon and metal nanomaterials and hydrogels for textile electronics, pressure sensors, biosensors and tissue engineering.

0382017Summary based on the full text

Spatially and temporally controlled hydrogels for tissue engineering

Materials Science and Engineering R: Reports, 119, 1-35 (2017)

Materials in contact with tissueTissue repair and biofabrication

Review of tissue engineering hydrogels controlled in space and time, from micropatterning and 3D bioprinting to timed release, stiffening and degradation.

0372017Summary based on the full text

Evolution and clinical translation of drug delivery nanomaterials

Nano Today, 15, 91-106 (2017)

Biological responses and surface designFoundations · connection under review

Review tracing inorganic, polymeric and lipid-based drug delivery nanomaterials to FDA approval, noting over 200 nanomaterial products then in clinical studies.

0362017Summary based on the full text

Bioinspired Geometry‐Switchable Janus Nanofibers for Eye‐Readable H2 Sensors

Advanced Functional Materials, 27 (29), 1701618 (2017)

Device integration and packagingFoundations · connection under review

Slanted polymer nanofibers coated with palladium on one side straightened in 4 vol% hydrogen, raising light transmittance by about 65% with a 5.1 s response.

0352017Summary based on the full text

Bioprinted 3D vascularized tissue model for drug toxicity analysis

Biomicrofluidics, 11 (4), 044109 (2017)

Materials in contact with tissueFoundations · connection under review

A bioprinted GelMA liver model with an endothelial-lined channel delayed dye diffusion and lessened acetaminophen-induced loss of HepG2/C3A metabolic activity.

0302016Summary based on the full text

Bio-Inspired Extreme Wetting Surfaces for Biomedical Applications

Materials, 9(2), 116 (2016)

Biological responses and surface designFoundations · connection under review

A review of bio-inspired extreme wetting surfaces, from lotus-type to slippery designs, and their use in cell patterning, spheroid culture, devices and assays.

0262015Summary based on the full text

Proton irradiation energy dependence of defect formation in graphene

Applied Surface Science, 344, 52-56 (2015)

Stretchable conductors and interconnectsFoundations · connection under review

Graphene transistors under 5, 10 and 15 MeV protons showed vacancy defects at 5 and 10 MeV but mainly sp3-type Raman signals and a flat Dirac region at 15 MeV.

0232015Summary based on the full text

Efficient Direct Reduction of Graphene Oxide by Silicon Substrate

Scientific Reports, 5, 12306 (2015)

Stretchable conductors and interconnectsFoundations · connection under review

Oxide-free silicon reduced graphene oxide without added reductants: nanosheets raised C/O from 2.12 to about 9.32, and films on etched wafers had 3.54 KΩ/sq.

0212015Summary based on the full text

Ag Nanowire Reinforced Highly Stretchable Conductive Fibers for Wearable Electronics

Advanced Functional Materials, 25 (21), 3114-3121 (2015)

Stretchable conductors and interconnectsConductive fibers and stretchable electrodes

Silver nanowires inside wet-spun SBS fibres bridged silver nanoparticle networks, keeping conduction up to 220% strain; a five-fibre glove read sign letters.

0032010Summary based on the full text

Surface deformation of amorphous silicon thin film on elastomeric substrate

Thin Solid Films, 519 (2), 823-828 (2010)

Stretchable conductors and interconnectsFoundations · connection under review

Thermally pre-strained PDMS buckled 270 nm amorphous silicon films into wavy, random and herringbone wrinkles; 1D and random amplitudes matched c-Si models.