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Self-healing superamphiphobicity
Chem. Commun., 2011Biomimetic self-healing superamphiphobicity is reported on a rough alumina surface with a large number of nanopores that act as nanoreserviors for low surface energy materials that can consecutively release and heal the damaged surface.
Xiaolong, Wang +3 more
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Advanced Materials, 2010
AbstractSelf‐healing materials are able to partially or completely heal damage inflicted on them, e.g., crack formation; it is anticipated that the original functionality can be restored. This article covers the design and generic principles of self‐healing materials through a wide range of different material classes including metals, ceramics ...
Martin D, Hager +4 more
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AbstractSelf‐healing materials are able to partially or completely heal damage inflicted on them, e.g., crack formation; it is anticipated that the original functionality can be restored. This article covers the design and generic principles of self‐healing materials through a wide range of different material classes including metals, ceramics ...
Martin D, Hager +4 more
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Salmonella “RecAmends” self-healing
Cell Host & Microbe, 2021Persistent bacteria contribute to antibiotic treatment failure, potentially fueling resistance. Persisters must survive host defenses while retaining infective capacity after antibiotic cessation. In this issue of Cell Host and Microbe, Hill et al. identify bacterial RecA as a DNA repair factor that allows intracellular bacteria survival, regrowth, and
Marisa S, Egan +2 more
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Nature Reviews Chemistry
Self-healing is an intrinsically exciting concept as it applies to the process of recovery, a commonplace phenomenon found in living organisms. Self-healing of artificial materials is as beneficial to living creatures as it is to materials science, wherein the effect can considerably prolong lifetimes.
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Self-healing is an intrinsically exciting concept as it applies to the process of recovery, a commonplace phenomenon found in living organisms. Self-healing of artificial materials is as beneficial to living creatures as it is to materials science, wherein the effect can considerably prolong lifetimes.
Patrick Commins +2 more
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Self‐Healing Fibrous Membranes
Angewandte Chemie, 2022AbstractInspired by the self‐healing function of living organisms, self‐healing materials have been developed in recent decades to very high standards. As a new direction, self‐healing fibrous membranes (SFMs) exhibit both the configuration of a porous structure and self‐healing capability within one material.
Miaomiao Zhu +3 more
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ACS Applied Materials & Interfaces, 2023
Self-healing materials inspire the next generation of multifunctional wearables and Internet of Things appliances. They expand the realm of thin film fabrication, enabling seamless conformational coverage irrespective of the shape complexity and surface geometry for electronic skins, smart textiles, soft robotics, and energy storage devices.
Antonio Riul +10 more
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Self-healing materials inspire the next generation of multifunctional wearables and Internet of Things appliances. They expand the realm of thin film fabrication, enabling seamless conformational coverage irrespective of the shape complexity and surface geometry for electronic skins, smart textiles, soft robotics, and energy storage devices.
Antonio Riul +10 more
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Self‐Healing Colloidal Crystals
Angewandte Chemie International Edition, 2009AbstractHealing hands: A complex interplay between colloidal and polymeric energetics in microgel self‐assembly behavior results in soft colloidal assemblies with self‐healing properties. Repulsive soft spheres can adopt highly compressed conformations in colloidal crystalline lattices without directly contacting the nearest neighbors (see picture ...
Ashlee St John, Iyer, L Andrew, Lyon
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Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery, 1965
A nodular growth appeared on the wrist of a healthy man (Fig 1) and reached a diameter of 1.5 cm within three weeks. It was hard, red, and shiny with an umbilicated central plug. A small biopsy specimen taken from the edge of this lesion was interpreted as well-differentiated squamous cell carcinoma.
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A nodular growth appeared on the wrist of a healthy man (Fig 1) and reached a diameter of 1.5 cm within three weeks. It was hard, red, and shiny with an umbilicated central plug. A small biopsy specimen taken from the edge of this lesion was interpreted as well-differentiated squamous cell carcinoma.
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International Journal of Biological Macromolecules, 2017
We demonstrate room temperature (20°C) self-healing, and substantial recovery (68-96%) of gel rigidity of gelatin, a polypeptide, ionogels (made in 1-ethyl-3-methylimidazolium chloride ionic liquid (IL) solutions via thermal treatment, IL≤5% (w/v)) after they were cut using a surgical blade.
Anshu, Sharma +3 more
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We demonstrate room temperature (20°C) self-healing, and substantial recovery (68-96%) of gel rigidity of gelatin, a polypeptide, ionogels (made in 1-ethyl-3-methylimidazolium chloride ionic liquid (IL) solutions via thermal treatment, IL≤5% (w/v)) after they were cut using a surgical blade.
Anshu, Sharma +3 more
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Self-healing superhydrophobic materials
Physical Chemistry Chemical Physics, 2012Development of materials with self-healing properties is highly important task. This review covers recent development in the design of materials with durable, easy repairable and self-healing superhydrophobic properties.
Leonid, Ionov, Alla, Synytska
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