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Fabrication of optically transparent ultrasound transducers to integrate light and sound in multimodal biomedical systems

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By Donggyu Kim, Seonghee Cho, Jaewoo Kim, Dasom Heo, Minsu Kim, Peeyush Malik, Jeongwoo Park, Chulhong Kim, Mingyu Ha
| Nature Verified
Abstract Optical and acoustic technologies are extensively utilized across sectors for imaging purposes and in theranostic applications. The integration of coaxially aligned optical and acoustic pathways results in synergistic systems that overcome the limitations of each approach and provide complementary advantages such as increased precision and efficiency, housed in a compact instrument.
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Beyond Nano-Delivery: Synerjet-Assisted Transdermal Delivery of Nano-Formulated Nicotinamide Mononucleotide (Nano-NMN) for Comprehensive Skin Rejuvenation

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By Wonkyu Hong, Jaewoo Kim, Seongmin Noh
| preprints.org
You are already at the latest version This study aimed to evaluate whether the Synerjet system can maximize the trans-dermal delivery and skin rejuvenation of nano-NMN. In a 4-week split-face trial (n=21), this combination demonstrated marked clinical superiority over topical nano-NMN alone (p < 0.001), yielding enhanced improvements in wrinkles (170.56% in periorbital and 154.45% in nasolabial, respectively), pore volume (176.62%), and deep hydration (188.02%).
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A conformable shape-stable self-healing polymer platform for continuous wireless arterial pulse monitoring

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By Haechang Lee, Jaewoo Kim, Wonryung Lee, Joohyuk Kang
| Nature Verified
Abstract Self-healing polymers offer softness and conformability for skin-interfaced electronics. However, their flowable nature often causes gradual shape deformation, limiting their use in circuit-integrated devices. Here, we report a shape-stable self-healing polymer (SS-SHP) featuring a branched polymer network reinforced with reversible imine and hydrogen bonds.
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