Az őszi szemeszter első intézeti szemináriumi előadója Yong Mei Chen professzor (College of Bioresources Chemical and Materials Engineering, National Demonstration Center for Experimental Light Chemistry Engineering Education, Shaanxi University of Science & Technology, Xi’an, 710021, PR China).

Időpont: Október 9, péntek, 10:15

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Absztrakt: Gels have attracted considerable interest in biomedical engineering and flexible electronics, where diverse applications impose coupled requirements on multifunctionality, intelligence, and mechanical robustness. To address these coupled demands, we have developed self-healing and injectable hydrogels, ionic conductive hydrogels, and tough organogels through complementary fabrication strategies. Built on reversible crosslinking chemistry, these dynamic hydrogels serve as platforms for protein delivery, cell cultivation, stem cell storage, and tissue regeneration. In parallel, tough ionic conductive gels have been applied in wearable electronics, ranging from personalized rehabilitation and multimodal physiological sensing to human-machine interaction. Together, these systems integrate dynamic bonding, ionic transport, and energy dissipation within a single gel platform, offering a general route toward next-generation soft materials for healthcare and intelligent electronics.

Yong Mei Chen CV

(illusztráció forrása: Chem. Soc. Rev., 2014, 43, 8114--8131)