Synopsis of recent research by authors named "Neville Boden"
Neville Boden's research primarily focuses on the self-assembly of peptides, exploring their potential applications in biomedicine, particularly in the development of injectable lubricants for treating osteoarthritis.
He has demonstrated how peptide chemistry can mimic the characteristics of hyaluronic acid, highlighting the advantages of low viscosity for easy injection and effective delivery of treatments.
Additionally, Boden's work emphasizes the reversible control of peptide self-assembly through pH changes, enabling the creation of versatile soft materials like hydrogels and liquid crystals for various biomedical applications.
