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Recent progress of hydrogels in brain-machine interface

Figure 6. Anti-swelling hydrogels. (A-C) Shell-structured double-network hydrogel with enhanced anti-swelling and mechanical stability via one-step soaking[89]; (D and E) Anisotropic conductive hydrogel with high mechanical strength and anti-swelling properties achieved through pre-stretching and drying-rehydration[90]; (F-H) Deep eutectic solvent (DES)-enhanced conductive hydrogel exhibits excellent anti-swelling properties and remains stable across various solvents and pH conditions[91]. DES: Deep eutectic solvent.

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