Study Results from Tianjin University of Science and Technology Update Understanding of Tissue Engineering (3d Printing of Lignin-based Supramolecular Topological Shape-morphing Architectures With High Strength, Toughness, Resolution, and...).

A recent study from Tianjin University of Science and Technology explores the 3D printing of lignin-based supramolecular topological shape-morphing architectures for tissue engineering. The research focuses on developing UV-curable lignin-based inks and fabricating high-strength lignin-based composite hydrogels with tailored shapes and structures. The resulting lignin-based supramolecular composite hydrogels exhibit high strength, toughness, resolution, fatigue resistance, and moisture-induced responsive behavior, with potential applications in soft robotics and tissue engineering. This research has been peer-reviewed and offers insights into the advancement of environmentally sustainable soft materials. [Extracted from the article]