Publications

2022
Ultrafast–response/recovery flexible piezoresistive pressure sensors with DNA–like double helix yarns for epidermal pulse monitoring
Chen J.M.# Zhang J.# Luo N.Q. Hu J.L.* Zhang Y.T. Zhao N.
DOI: 10.1002/adma.202104313
This publication reveals textile sensors with a superior recovery index and ultrafast response, addressing hysteresis through innovative yarn design. These sensors excel in monitoring epidermal pulses, showcasing significant potential for advancing pulse palpation in traditional Chinese medicine. Read more
Preliminary wear trial of anisotropic textile brace designed for adolescent idiopathic scoliosis
This study introduces a semi-rigid brace for adolescent scoliosis patients, achieving effective spinal correction with enhanced comfort. Preliminary wear trials indicate its performance matches original designs, while offering superior user experience. Read more
Preliminary wear trial of anisotropic textile brace designed for adolescent idiopathic scoliosis
A salt-free, zero-discharge and dyebath-recyclable circular coloration technology based on cationic polyelectrolyte complex for cotton fabric dyeing
Wang W.Y. Chiou J.C. Chen W.X. Yu J.L. Kan C.W.*
DOI: 10.1007/s10570-021-04353-0
This study introduces a sustainable circular dyeing technology for cotton fabrics, featuring zero-effluent discharge and dyebath recyclability. The method not only cuts textile pollution but also imparts antimicrobial properties, offering an eco-friendly solution to reduce the industry's environmental impact. Read more
Tough and Extremely Temperature-tolerance Nanocomposite Organohydrogels as Ultrasensitive Wearable Sensors for Wireless Human Motion Monitoring
Wang H.B. Zou Y.K. Ji Y. Zhong K. Du X.S. Du Z.L. Cheung X. Wang S.*
DOI: 10.1016/j.compositesa.2022.106905
MXene hydrogels offer exceptional toughness and sensory performance, ideal for wearable sensors in harsh environments. With antibacterial properties, they are suited for potential medical applications, providing reliable dual-mode sensing and wireless communication. Read more
Tough and Extremely Temperature-tolerance Nanocomposite Organohydrogels as Ultrasensitive Wearable Sensors for Wireless Human Motion Monitoring.
Highly Transparent, Mechanical, and Self-Adhesive Zwitterionic Conductive Hydrogels with Polyurethane as Cross-Linker for Wireless Strain Sensors
Wang H.B. Li X.Y. Ji Y. Xu J.H. Ye Z.F. Wang S.* Du X.S.
DOI: 10.1039/D2TB00157H
Zwitterionic hydrogels excel in flexibility, strength, and sensory sensitivity for wearable sensors. Their superior adhesion supports applications in robotics and prosthetics, providing reliable real-time mechanotransduction detection without additional adhesives. Read more
A zwitterionic silver nanoparticle-incorporating injectable hydrogel with a durable and efficient antibacterial effect for accelerated wound healing
Xiang J. Bai Y.J. Huang Y.C. Lang S.Y. Li J. Ji Y.* Peng B.Y. Liu G.Y.
DOI: 10.1039/d2tb01493a
Antibacterial wound dressing is essential for inflammation control and accelerated wound healing. This study investigates polyzwitterion-functionalized silver nanoparticles (AgNPs) with enhanced antibacterial performance in an injectable wound dressing hydrogel. Read more
Mechanical and thermal behaviours of weft-knitted spacer fabric structure with inlays for insole applications
This study introduces a weft-knitted spacer fabric for insoles, enhancing shock absorption, pressure resistance, and thermal comfort. It reveals how inlay density and spacer yarn impact compression resistance, air permeability, and thermal resistance, offering innovative solutions for comfort. Read more
Mechanical and thermal behaviours of weft-knitted spacer fabric structure with inlays for insole applications
3D printed auxetic heel pads for patients with diabetic mellitus
This study introduces a 3D-printed heel pad featuring a circular auxetic re-entrant honeycomb structure, designed to alleviate heel pressure and prevent foot ulcers in diabetic patients. Read more
Biofeedback posture training for adolescents with mild scoliosis
Adolescent idiopathic scoliosis (AIS) is characterized by uneven shoulders, spinal curvature, and uneven hips, and asymmetry in paraspinal muscle activities is common in AIS. This pilot study was aimed at examining the use of a surface electromyography (sEMG) biofeedback posture training program in adolescents with mild scoliosis (Cobb’s angle Read more