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Composite shape-morphing hydrogels: a review on the role of embedded particles
Shape-morphing hydrogels (SMHs) are dynamic materials that undergo shape transformation through anisotropic swelling, driven by structural or compositional discontinuities. While these soft, shape-shifting systems hold compelling potential for diverse applications (underwater soft robotics, drug del
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