This review summarizes recent advances in biopolymer-based IPN hydrogels. By leveraging topological entanglements, these systems overcome single-network limitations to drive innovative hard and soft tissue repair strategies.

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All search filtersDithieno[ b , f ]arsepins are compact dual-emissive fluorophores. Excited-state planarization through coupled phenyl rotation and arsenic translocation creates two emissive minima, enabling ratiometric viscosity sensing over a wide range.
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An innovative approach for inserting metal cations into layered perovskite oxides is investigated using a soft-chemistry route that enables controlled incorporation of cations such as Cu²⁺. Starting from the Ruddlesden-Popper...
Wound healing is a complex biological process essential for restoring tissue integrity. Delayed or non-healing skin wounds can lead to serious complications, including infection, scarring, clotting, and haemorrhage. Therefore, promoting...
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Understanding how weak intermolecular interactions regulate molecular ordering and thereby direct symmetry changes during phase transitions remains a central challenge in molecular crystal engineering. Here, we exploit systematic single-site halogen...
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Mesomorphism in tailless compounds: a combined experimental-theoretical approach based on the analysis of molecular rotation and intermolecular slippage provides a simple strategy for rationalizing mesophase formation.
Cryogenic thermosalient motion arises from colossal anisotropic lattice expansion rather than solvent release, with rapid molecular rotation and macroscopic crystal motion occurring independently within the same material.