Engineering and Technology

Differential diffusion driven far-from-equilibrium shape-shifting of hydrogels

Y. Zhang, K. Liu, et al.

Discover the groundbreaking shape-shifting behavior of a hydrogel designed to operate under far-from-equilibrium conditions, revealing a self-amplifying sequence that enables two opposite shape-shifting events in response to a single stimulus. This innovative research was conducted by Yue Zhang, Kangkang Liu, Tao Liu, Chujun Ni, Di Chen, Jiamei Guo, Chang Liu, Jian Zhou, Zheng Jia, Qian Zhao, Pengju Pan, and Tao Xie.

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