Publications by authors named "Yirij Fedutik"
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- Scientists are exploring how piezoelectric nanomaterials and ultrasound can help repair tissues, and they found it might work well for creating cartilage.
- In their study, they used special tiny particles mixed in a gel and applied exact ultrasound settings, which helped certain cells turn into cartilage cells even better.
- They also created a model to predict how electricity from the ultrasound affects the materials at a tiny level, and the gel they used was safe and stuck well to cartilage, showing promise for future tests.
The electroless copper plating of textiles, which have been previously printed with a catalyst, is a promising method to selectively metallise them to produce high-reliability e-textiles, sensors and wearable electronics with wide-ranging applications in high-value sectors such as healthcare, sport, and the military. In this study, polyester textiles were ink-jet printed using differing numbers of printing cycles and printing directions with a functionalised copper-silver nanoparticle catalyst, followed by electroless copper plating. The catalyst was characterised using Transmission Electron Microscopy (TEM) and Ultraviolet/Visible (UV/Vis) spectroscopy.
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