4D printing of highly printable and shape morphing hydrogels composed of alginate and methylcellulose

Volume: 205, Pages: 109699 - 109699
Published: Jul 1, 2021
Abstract
4D printing of swellable/shrinkable hydrogels has been viewed as an appealing approach for fabricating dynamic structures for various biomedical applications. However, 4D printing of precise hydrogel structures is still highly challenging due to the relatively poor printability of hydrogels and high surface roughness of printed patterns, when micro extrusion-based 3D printers are used. In this study, a highly printable and shape morphing...
Paper Details
Title
4D printing of highly printable and shape morphing hydrogels composed of alginate and methylcellulose
Published Date
Jul 1, 2021
Volume
205
Pages
109699 - 109699
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