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  1. ; ; (, RSC Applied Polymers)
    While stimuli-responsive materials can be preparedviamany established procedures, digital light processing (DLP) 3D printing offers a simple and robust technique for the fabrication of hydrogels, including spatially-defined bilayer systems. 
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  2. ; (, Materials Advances)
    Thermomechanical properties are tuned by varying diacrylate content and size in lignin-derivable networks, highlighting the design of processable, fully renewable, and performance-driven (meth)acrylate networks using network engineering approaches. 
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  3. ; ; ; ; (, RSC Sustainability)
    This work highlights the potential of lignin-derivable compounds for the development of bio-derivable polysulfones with improved hydrophilicity due to the functionality (methoxy groups) of lignin-aromatics. 
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    Peptide–polyurea hybrids (PPUs) demonstrate rapid hierarchical assembly into non-covalent hydrogels, which display tunable gel strength, shear recovery, and thermal stability. 
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  5. ; (, ACS Macro Letters)
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