Karen Lienkamp

Mar 6, 2025 | onlinelibrary.wiley.com | Lukas Barth |Michael Jung |Ralf Seemann |Karen Lienkamp

1 Introduction 3D printing of polymer hydrogels has received increasing attention in the past decade, especially due to the unique design freedom of 3D printed objects.[1-5] Combining this innovative processing technique with the structural versatility of hydrogels provides an avenue toward sophisticated applications like programmable soft actuators or stimulus-responsive biomedical devices.[1, 6] In this context, we are particularly interested in magnetically actuated hydrogels.[6] These are...