Flexible piezoresistive sensors for protective textiles should maintain pressure-responsive conductivity after thermal exposure, whereas many polymer-based sensing layers soften, degrade, or lose signal output under heat. Herein, we report a self-supporting PAN/PI-derived carbon nanofibrous membrane with MXene-assisted...
Die Liu, Zheng-Yu Ding, He-Rui Yan et al.· ACS Applied Materials and In...· 0 citations
Large-area wounds, such as burns, extensive trauma, and chronic nonhealing ulcers, present significant clinical challenges due to excessive exudation, high infection susceptibility, and the risk of secondary injury caused by frequent dressing removal for status inspection. These challenges necessitate advanced dressi...
Kai-Nan Guo, Xin-Yu He, Jin-Yi Li et al.· Langmuir· 0 citations
This study addresses the challenges of automated fabric inspection, specifically complex background textures and limited annotated samples. It aims to develop a lightweight, robust defect inspection framework that fuses complementary hand-crafted features. The goal is to offer a high-accuracy alternative to resourc...
Fei-Fei He, Run-Hu Zhu, Zhu Zhan et al.· International Journal of Clo...· 0 citations
This study developed an injectable pH-responsive nanocomposite hydrogel using phenylboronic acid-modified chitosan, tannic acid, and porphyrinic metal–organic framework PCN-224 nanoparticles, featuring with superior tissue adhesiveness, self-healing, and pH-responsiveness.
Jia-Yun Wang, He-Rui Yan, Fan Li et al.· ACS Applied Nano Materials· 0 citations
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