Polymeric Janus Fibers

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Abstract

Janus fibers are a class of composite materials comprising mechanical and chemical to biological functionality. Combining different materials and functionalities in one micro- or even nanoscale fiber enables otherwise unreachable synergistic physicochemical effects with unprecedented opportunities for technical or biomedical applications. Here, recent developments of processing technologies and applications of polymeric Janus fibers will be reviewed. Various examples in the fields of textiles, catalysis, sensors as well as medical applications, like drug delivery systems, tissue engineering and antimicrobial materials, are presented to illuminate the outstanding potential of such high-end functional materials for novel applications in the upcoming future.

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Lamberger, Z., Zainuddin, S., Scheibel, T., & Lang, G. (2023, February 1). Polymeric Janus Fibers. ChemPlusChem. John Wiley and Sons Inc. https://doi.org/10.1002/cplu.202200371

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