Biogel Library-Accelerated Discovery of All-Natural Bioelectronics

Biogels prepared from natural biopolymers are ideal candidates for constructing bioelectronics from the perspective of commercialization and environmental sustainability. However, discovering all-natural biogels that meet specific properties, such as mechanical properties, optical transparency, and stability, remains challenging. Here, our study introduces a revolutionary biogel library, a novel resource that significantly accelerates the discovery and application of suitable all-natural biogel materials for bioelectronics. Utilizing a high-throughput screening system designed with a frontend/backend development strategy, this biogel library facilitates the swift screening and customization of biogels, tailored to meet specific performance criteria. Along with demonstrating applications in soft bioelectronics and printed bioelectronics, this research also thoroughly investigates the recyclability and environmental impacts of biogels, setting a foundation for their use in sustainable, closed-loop ecological systems. This pioneering approach serves not only to foster the departure from petrochemical-derived polymers but also to bolster the advancement of environmentally responsible bioelectronics.

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ACS Sensors
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2024-11-27
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https://doi.org/10.1021/acssensors.4c02297
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3
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Hydrogels: synthesis, properties, applications
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Biogel Library-Accelerated Discovery of All-Natural Bioelectronics

Qiankun Zeng, Min Zhang, Guoyue Shi, Ning Tang
3 citations
ACS Sensors
Hydrogels: synthesis, properties, applications
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Biogel Library-Accelerated Discovery of All-Natural Bioelectronics

Qiankun Zeng, Min Zhang, Guoyue Shi, Ning Tang
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Abstract

Biogels prepared from natural biopolymers are ideal candidates for constructing bioelectronics from the perspective of commercialization and environmental sustainability. However, discovering all-natural biogels that meet specific properties, such as mechanical properties, optical transparency, and stability, remains challenging. Here, our study introduces a revolutionary biogel library, a novel resource that significantly accelerates the discovery and application of suitable all-natural biogel materials for bioelectronics. Utilizing a high-throughput screening system designed with a frontend/backend development strategy, this biogel library facilitates the swift screening and customization of biogels, tailored to meet specific performance criteria. Along with demonstrating applications in soft bioelectronics and printed bioelectronics, this research also thoroughly investigates the recyclability and environmental impacts of biogels, setting a foundation for their use in sustainable, closed-loop ecological systems. This pioneering approach serves not only to foster the departure from petrochemical-derived polymers but also to bolster the advancement of environmentally responsible bioelectronics.

ACS SensorsVol. 9(12)
Shanghai Jiao Tong University (CN), Precision Research (United States) (US), East China Normal University (CN)
National Natural Science Foundation of China, Science and Technology Commission of Shanghai Municipality, Natural Science Foundation of Chongqing
Openalex Percentile: Top 39%
Hydrogels: synthesis, properties, applications
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