Assembly of Recombinant Proteins into β-Sheet Fibrillating Peptide-Driven Supramolecular Hydrogels for Enhanced Diabetic Wound Healing

Supramolecular Hydrogels Driven by β-Sheet Fibrillating Peptides for Enhanced Diabetic Wound Healing Academic Background Diabetic wound healing is a global health issue. Due to microvascular complications and immune dysfunction caused by hyperglycemia, the wound healing process in diabetic patients is often severely hindered. Traditional treatments...

Integration of High-κ Native Oxides of Gallium for Two-Dimensional Transistors

Report on the Integration of High-κ Gallium Oxide in 2D Transistors Academic Background With the continuous advancement in semiconductor technology, 2D materials (such as molybdenum disulfide, MoS₂) are considered promising candidates for next-generation transistor channel materials due to their unique electrical properties and atomic-scale thickne...

An N-Doped Capacitive Transparent Conductor for All-Polymer Electrochromic Displays

Progress in All-Polymer Electrochromic Displays: Innovative Applications of N-Doped Transparent Conductive Polymer Background and Significance Display technology is omnipresent in modern society, spanning applications from consumer electronics to medical devices and wearable technology. Although traditional emissive displays (e.g., OLEDs and LCDs) ...

Soft Electronics Based on Particle Engulfment Printing

Soft Electronics Research Based on Particle Engulfment Printing Academic Background With the rapid development of wearable devices, health monitoring, medical equipment, and human-machine interaction, soft electronics have garnered significant attention because of their ability to seamlessly integrate with biological systems. Traditional rigid elec...

Three-Dimensional Transistors with Two-Dimensional Semiconductors for Future CMOS Scaling

Academic Paper Report: Three-Dimensional Transistors with Two-Dimensional Semiconductors for Future CMOS Scaling Introduction In recent years, as silicon-based complementary metal-oxide-semiconductor (CMOS) technology approaches its physical limits, the continued miniaturization and performance optimization of next-generation microelectronics face ...