Chemistry

Visible light-induced switching of soft matter materials properties based on thioindigo photoswitches

S. L. Walden, P. H. D. Nguyen, et al.

Discover the innovative approach by Sarah L. Walden and team to enhance the solubility of thioindigos in polymers, paving the way for their application in soft matter materials. This breakthrough enables light-responsive materials that can adjust their properties and stiffness, providing exciting opportunities in biological research.

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