Medicine and Health

A biodegradable, flexible photonic patch for in vivo phototherapy

K. Deng, Y. Tang, et al.

Discover iCarP, a groundbreaking biodegradable photonic device that can illuminate internal tissues with unprecedented precision and adaptability! This innovative technology, developed by a team of talented researchers including Kaicheng Deng and Yao Tang, offers a novel solution for non-invasive phototherapies, promising safe and broad applications in medical diagnostics and treatment.

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