Manhui Zheng

Manhui Zheng

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publications

Skin-Inspired Gelatin-Based Flexible Bio-Electronic Hydrogel for Wound Healing Promotion and Motion Sensing

Published in Biomaterials, 2021

This paper discusses the development of a skin-inspired gelatin-based flexible bio-electronic hydrogel designed to promote wound healing and enable motion sensing.

Recommended citation: M Zheng, X Wang, O Yue, M Hou, H Zhang, S Beyer, AM Blocki, Q Wang, ... (2021). "Skin-Inspired Gelatin-Based Flexible Bio-Electronic Hydrogel for Wound Healing Promotion and Motion Sensing." Biomaterials, 276, 121026.
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Electrochemical Biomaterials for Self-Powered Implantable ‘Tissue Batteries’: A Tutorial Review

Published in Nano Research, 2023

This tutorial review covers the development and applications of electrochemical biomaterials designed for self-powered implantable “tissue batteries.”

Recommended citation: M Zheng, X Wang, O Yue, Z Bai, B Cui, X Liu. (2023). "Electrochemical Biomaterials for Self-Powered Implantable 'Tissue Batteries': A Tutorial Review." Nano Research, 16(4), 5447-5463.
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Nature-Skin-Derived Multi-Responsive E-Skin as On-Demand Drug-Delivery System Facilitated Melanoma Postoperative Therapy

Published in Journal of Materials Science \& Technology, 2024

This paper discusses the development of a nature-skin-derived multi-responsive e-skin that serves as an on-demand drug-delivery system for melanoma postoperative therapy.

Recommended citation: M Zheng, X Wang, J Zhang, O Yue, J Zhang, Z Bai, H Jiang, J Wu, L Wen, ... (2024). "Nature-Skin-Derived Multi-Responsive E-Skin as On-Demand Drug-Delivery System Facilitated Melanoma Postoperative Therapy." Journal of Materials Science & Technology, 188, 155-168.
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A Review of Recent Progress on Collagen-Based Biomaterials

Published in Advanced Healthcare Materials, 2024

This paper provides a comprehensive review of recent advancements in collagen-based biomaterials, focusing on their applications in healthcare.

Recommended citation: M Zheng, X Wang, Y Chen, O Yue, Z Bai, B Cui, H Jiang, X Liu. (2024). "A Review of Recent Progress on Collagen-Based Biomaterials." Advanced Healthcare Materials, 12(16), 2202042.
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teaching

Teaching experience 1

Undergraduate course, University 1, Department, 2014

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Teaching experience 2

Workshop, University 1, Department, 2015

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