A phosphor-converted yellow light-emitting diodes (pc-LEDs) device has been produced by coating a low-dimensional CsCu2I3 phosphor with high quantum yield and good stability on a 310 nm ultraviolet chip. The LED device with the as-synthesized phosphor emits a pure, bright yellow color at a current of 20 mA. It shows promising exciting potential applications in photoluminescence and phototherapy fields.
Jellyfish stings have become a common injury among fishermen and divers. Severe jellyfish stings could worsen cardiac function and even cause cardiac complications, ultimately leading to cardiac failure (CF). Jellyfish stings-induced CF was ameliorated through AAG-mediated glycogen-driven ATP production, promoting glycolytic/mitochondrial metabolic switches to rely energetically primarily on glycolysis, which might serve as a therapeutic target of CF.
This work presents a high-yield approach to recycle duck feather into carbon dots (CDs) via hydrothermal treatment. The resultant CDs exhibit matrix-free solid-state fluorescence under ultraviolet lamp, and long-lived green room-temperature phosphorescence after removing ultraviolet lamp. Furthermore, their ink demonstrates excellent potential in anticounterfeiting and information encryption, offering a distinctive perspective to reclamation of the feather wastes for environmental sustainability.
This review offers a comprehensive look at brain tumor treatments, including both physical (radiotherapy, ablation, photodynamic therapy, cold plasma) and non-physical approaches (surgery, chemotherapy, immunotherapy). It discusses mechanisms, side effects, and recent advances, stressing the importance of personalized, multi-modal strategies. Balancing efficacy with patient safety is critical, considering the brain's delicate nature and functional preservation needs
Liu et al. developed a wireless piezoelectric hydrogel with BaTiO3 nanoparticles, generating piezoelectric potentials to reprogram macrophages towards the M2 phenotype, enhancing osteogenesis in bone marrow stem cells and promoting bone regeneration at load-bearing alveolar sites. This piezoelectric-driven osteoimmunomodulation offers new insights for designing next-generation bioactive materials with combined osteoinductive, immunomodulatory, and piezoelectric properties.
This cover showcases typical supramolecular strategies for developing high-performance conductive polymer hydrogels, providing a comprehensive review of their applications in the field of wearable sensors.
This perspective explores diverse neural interfaces in the brain, offering transformative possibilities for engaging with our environment and enhancing communication. Emphasis is placed on the role of both non-invasive and invasive neural interfaces in transforming practical applications beyond the realm of healthcare, emphasizing the profound implications for remote control, mind connectivity, and integrated urban design.
The brief description of the cover: Sun Wukong can see throught the monster with his golden eyes. The automated robot-driven photoelectrochemical biosensing platform that harnesses the power of the CRISPR/Cas12a system, much like the golden eyes of Sun Wukong, enables fast, ultra-sensitive, and highly specific monitoring of biological loads in sewage, leaving no hiding place for pathogens. This platform provides crucial data support for early warning, prevention, and control of infectious diseases.
On the cover: The cover image simulates an ancient Chinese battlefield. It cleverly depicts the struggle between the body's immune cells, Mycobacterium tuberculosis and diabetes. The immune cells and Mycobacterium tuberculosis fight each other, killing and injuring both sides. However, diabetes also launches a sustained attack on the immune cells, resulting in a heavy toll on them. The cover picture was created by Wenping Gong and Zhaoyang Ye.
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