Sustainable and Scalable Polyphenolic Bioadhesives for Hemostasis and Surface Functionalization

Eunu Kim; Jeongin Seo; Haeshin Lee

doi:10.1039/d6mh00249h

January 1, 2026Materials Horizons

Sustainable and Scalable Polyphenolic Bioadhesives for Hemostasis and Surface Functionalization

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The research focuses on developing polyphenolic bioadhesives for hemostasis and surface functionalization.
Investigated the properties of polyphenolic materials inspired by natural adhesion mechanisms.
Assessed the sustainability and efficiency of different synthetic routes.
Evaluated the effectiveness of bioadhesives in medical applications.
Polyphenolic adhesives showed promising results in improving hemostasis.
Materials demonstrated effective surface functionalization capabilities.
The approach emphasizes reduced chemical and energy demands, supporting sustainability.

Implication

Adhesive polyphenolic materials demonstrate enhanced hemostasis in medical settings, highlighting their sustainable use.

Abstract

Adhesive polyphenolic materials, inspired by mussel underwater adhesion, are promising candidates for versatile medical and industrial adhesives. Yet, most synthetic routes remain chemically intensive, energy-demanding, and poorly suited to sustainability...

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Kim et al. (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/69fa97ce04f884e66b531b9d https://doi.org/10.1039/d6mh00249h

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Sustainable and Scalable Polyphenolic Bioadhesives for Hemostasis and Surface Functionalization

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