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Bioelectrochemically Powered Out-of-Equilibrium Hydrogels Enable Feedback-Regulated Functions
1 Introduction Living systems operate far from thermodynamic equilibrium, sustaining structure and function through continuous energy consumption. Growth, adaptation, and regulation arise from antagonistic reaction networks and feedback loops that couple molecular transformations to larger-scale control processes, enabling autonomous operations [1].
Electrochemically Driven Dissipative Growth of Affinity Hydrogels for Bioresponsive Interfaces
1 Introduction The development of synthetic materials with life-like functionalities, capable of sensing their environment, processing information, and adapting to changing conditions, represents a transformative direction in materials science [1, 2]. Such materials are poised to revolutionize next-generation therapeutic interfaces and biomedical devices, enabling unprecedented levels of interaction, responsiveness, and autonomy [3, 4].
Transient Stiffness Patterning in Hydrogels Driven by Dissipative Mechanochemical Coupling
1 Introduction The dynamic interplay between mechanical and biochemical processes endows living systems with robustness and adaptability, enabling them to maintain structural integrity while interacting with the environment.[1, 2] For example, cells exhibit remarkable sensitivity to external mechanical stimuli, triggering a cascade of biochemical responses[3] that allow them to adapt to their surroundings through feedback regulation.
Chemical and Photochemical-Driven Dissipative Fe3+/Fe2+-Ion Cross-Linked Carboxymethyl Cellulose Gels Operating Under Aerobic Conditions: Applications for Transient Controlled Release and Mechanical Actuation
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Chemical and Photochemical-Driven Dissipative Fe3+/Fe2+-Ion Cross-Linked Carboxymethyl Cellulose Gels Operating Under Aerobic Conditions: Applications for Transient Controlled Release and Mechanical Actuation
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Electrically Powered Dissipative Hydrogel Networks Reveal Transient Stiffness Properties for Out-of-Equilibrium Operations
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Towards complex systems and devices: general discussion
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