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Nano Letters|March 22, 2024
Biophilic Positive Carbon Dot Exerts Antifungal Activity and Augments Corneal Permeation for Fungal KeratitisHuiying Chen, Xiwen Geng, Qingyun Ning, et al.
Nature Communications|March 6, 2025
Dynamic multimodal information encryption combining programmable structural coloration and switchable circularly polarized luminescenceZeyu Feng, Jialei Li, Peng Yang, et al.
American Journal of Ophthalmology|November 28, 2025
The Effect of Modified Chitosan Medical Membrane on the Inflammation and Recurrence After Primary Pterygium Excision: A Prospective Randomized Clinical StudySonglin Hou, Xingchen Geng, Jingfan Li, et al.
Nature Communications|November 24, 2025
Twisted-stacking MOF patterns with tailorable circularly polarized luminescence properties and encryption applicationsXini Chu, Jingguo Li, Di Wang, et al.
Carbohydrate Polymers|December 10, 2025
In situ spermidine-integrated dynamic hyaluronic acid-based hydrogels platforms for anti-inflammation and anti-fibrosis in subconjunctival injuriesHaohao Cui, Yuting Deng, Boyuan An, et al.
Nano-Micro Letters|February 19, 2024
Dual-Atom Nanozyme Eye Drops Attenuate Inflammation and Break the Vicious Cycle in Dry Eye DiseaseDandan Chu, Mengyang Zhao, Shisong Rong, et al.
Nature Communications|October 3, 2018
Efficient photocatalytic hydrogen evolution with ligand engineered all-inorganic InP and InP/ZnS colloidal quantum dotsShan Yu, Xiang-Bing Fan, Xian Wang, et al.
Journal of Biomedical Nanotechnology|June 21, 2019
Multifunctional Polymeric Carrier for Co-Delivery of MRI Contrast Agents and siRNA to TumorsHaiyan Gao, Huayang Feng, Yan Bai, et al.
Materials Today. Bio|January 10, 2025
An injectable shape-adaptive hydrogel system for subconjunctival injuries: <i>In situ</i> and permanently releases rapamycin to prevent fibrosis <i>via</i> promoting autophagyXue Sun, Haohao Cui, Jingfan Li, et al.
Drug Development Research|May 20, 2024
Pantoprazole suppresses carcinogenesis and growth of hepatocellular carcinoma by inhibiting glycolysis and Na<sup>+</sup>/H<sup>+</sup> exchangeHai Jin, Guorong Wen, Jiaxing Zhu, et al.
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