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This project focuses on creating a new type of synthetic tissue that can generate energy through a network of polymer-coated droplets containing specific enzymes. The aim is to develop light-controllable bio-batteries for powering implanted medical devices, enhancing tissue functionality for medical applications.
Synthetic tissues are of great scientific and technological importance as they might not only enable purpose-driven complementation of natural tissue functionalities to repair or replace dysfunctional or damaged tissues, but also allow the engineering of intelligent artificial biomaterials with features that do not exist in nature.
Main limitations of current synthetic tissues based on lipid-coated droplet networks are a low material durability over the long-term, a low availability of diverse f…
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