Research demonstrates enhanced electrochemical performance in alginate-gelatin hydrogels for neural applications, suggesting improved biointerface technology.
Soft alginate–gelatin hydrogels with PEDOT and polypyrrole combine tissue-like mechanics with high electrical conductivity, broad electrochemical stability, and cytocompatibility, enabling tunable bioelectronic interfaces for neural applications.
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