Here we presented a biocompatible and 3D printable conducting polymer. The article shows the synthesis and printing conditions of new graft copolymers based on the popular PEDOT and PLA.

Here we presented a water-soluble conducting polymer that allowed superior processability in the form of thin films obtained by the layer-by-layer technique or as conducting hydrogels. Its electronic properties and good biocompatibilty shows potential in bioelectronic devices such as biosensors, tissue engineering or drug delivery.

For this artistic collaboration, I assisted in illustrating a groundbreaking study on a new family of polymerizable deep eutectic solvents derived from natural polyphenols. These materials exhibit tunable properties ranging from soft adhesives to ultratough elastomers, with additional capabilities in ion coordination and antibacterial activity.

In this work, I collaborated with a colleague to illustrate their review on the advances and prospects of nanomaterials (NMs) and nanocomposites synthesized through processes that conflict with green chemistry and sustainability principles.