Voici notre dernière sélection de publications et de brevets mondiaux en anglais sur les MXènes, parmi de nombreuses revues scientifiques en ligne, classées et axées sur le mxène, la gravure sur sel fondu de l'acide de Lewis, la gravure HF, la phase MAX, le MXène de divacance, le double métal de transition ordonné, le ML-MXène, le sel fondu de l'acide de Lewis, le MXène de divacance, le double métal de transition ordonné, les MXènes en solution solide, le FL-MXène, le MXène multicouche, les électrons presque libres et la diffusion de Tyndall.
Bioelectrode complex for measuring physiological signals, manufacturing method thereof and wearable device comprising the same
Patent published on the 2026-05-21 in US under Ref US20260137321 by DAEGU GYEONGBUK INST OF SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY [KR] (Cho Jeong Ho [kr], Lee Sang Hyun [kr], Ho Dong Hae [kr], Jang Kyung In [kr], Jekal Janghwan [kr])
Abstract: [0000] The present disclosure relates to a bioelectrode complex for measuring physiological signals, a method for manufacturing the same, and a wearable device including the same. The bioelectrode complex for measuring physiological signals of the present disclosure, wherein a cellulose nanofiber and a polycarboxylate-based polymer are inserted between the layers of a MXene nanosheet having a layered structure, is advantageous in that mechanical strength and oxidation stability are remarkably su[...]
Our summary: The disclosure presents a bioelectrode complex designed for measuring physiological signals. It features a cellulose nanofiber and polycarboxylate-based polymer integrated with MXene nanosheets. This design enhances mechanical strength, oxidation stability, and flexibility, making it suitable for wearable devices.
bioelectrode, physiological signals, MXene nanosheet, wearable device
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Development of MWCNTs/MXene/PVA Hydrogel Electrochemical Sensor for Multiplex Detection of Wound Infection Biomarkers
Published on 2026-02-03 by Qihang Li, Jia Han, Ting Xue, Yuyu Bu @MDPI
Abstract: To address the clinical urgency of simultaneously monitoring multiple biomarkers in chronic wound infections, this study presents the innovative development of an electrochemical sensor based on a MWCNTs/MXene/PVA composite hydrogel. A dual-channel conductive network is constructed via the electrostatic self-assembly of the two-dimensional material MXene and multi-walled carbon nanotubes (MWCNTs). This strategy not only enhances the charge transfer efficiency but also effectively suppresses the [...]
Our summary: This study presents a novel electrochemical sensor using MWCNTs/MXene/PVA hydrogel for detecting multiple wound infection biomarkers. A dual-channel conductive network enhances charge transfer and reduces aggregation. The sensor achieves a low detection limit for pyocyanin in complex biological matrices, enabling high-precision point-of-care testing.
MWCNTs, MXene, PVA, electrochemical sensor
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NIR-II Responsive Platinum-Engineered Vanadium Carbide MXene Endows Poly-L-Lactic Acid Bone Scaffold with Photothermal Antibacterial Property
Published on 2026-01-30 by Lin Sun, Zihao Zhang, Bingxin Sun, Zhiheng Yu, Guoyong Wang @MDPI
Abstract: Vanadium carbide (V2C) MXene shows great potential for addressing challenging implant-associated infections in bone regeneration due to its strong photothermal conversion efficiency. However, its photothermal efficacy is restricted to the near-infrared I (NIR-I) region due to a limited absorption range. To address this, we designed platinum nanoparticle-decorated V2C heterostructures (Pt@V2C) via an in situ growth method, leveraging Pt’s plasmonic and catalytic properties to extend[...]
Our summary: The study presents platinum-decorated vanadium carbide MXene heterostructures that extend photothermal efficacy to the NIR-II region. These structures are integrated into poly-L-lactic acid scaffolds, achieving high photothermal conversion efficiency and significant antibacterial effects. The scaffolds demonstrate biocompatibility and support tissue regeneration, offering a promising solution for implant-associated infections.
MXene, photothermal, antibacterial, bone scaffold
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MXene/Cuttlefish-Ink Nanoparticles Incorporated Dual-Purification Sponge for Solar-Driven Oily Wastewater and Microplastic Remediation
Published on 2026-01-26 by Huixuan Sun, Qirui Gong, Lihong Fan, Shilin Tian, Shiyuan Yao, Guangxu Wang, Sasha You, Wei Zhang @MDPI
Abstract: The escalating severity of microplastic pollution and oily wastewater discharge has intensified the demand for recyclable, multifunctional, and environmentally benign materials. In this study, we present a composite polyurethane (PU) sponge constructed through the synergistic integration of cuttlefish-ink nanoparticles (CINPs), Ti3C2TX MXene, and polydimethylsiloxane (PDMS). The synergistic CINP@MXene framework imparts high photothermal conversion efficiency and structural stability, while the P[...]
Our summary: This study introduces a dual-purification sponge made from cuttlefish-ink nanoparticles and MXene for efficient oily wastewater and microplastic remediation. The sponge exhibits high photothermal conversion efficiency, superhydrophobicity, and remarkable oil absorption capabilities. It demonstrates significant potential for sustainable environmental protection through effective treatment of pollution.
MXene, Cuttlefish-Ink, Nanoparticles, Remediation
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Preparation and High-Sensitivity Thermochromic Performance of MXene-Enhanced Cholesteric Liquid Crystal Microcapsule Textiles
Published on 2026-01-15 by Xuzhi Sun, Yi Yang, Xiangwu Zhang, Maoli Yin, Mingfei Sheng @MDPI
Abstract: To mitigate the attenuation of color-change sensitivity in cholesteric liquid crystals (CLCs) post-microencapsulation, this study developed MXene-reinforced thermochromic textiles. Monolayer/few-layer MXene nanosheets were fabricated via an etching-intercalation-dispersion approach, while cholesteric liquid crystal microcapsules (CLCMs) were synthesized through a solvent evaporation method. Cotton fabrics were pretreated with polydopamine (PDA), followed by the fabrication of poly(diallyldimethy[...]
Our summary: This study presents MXene-enhanced cholesteric liquid crystal microcapsules to improve color-change sensitivity in textiles. Monolayer MXene nanosheets and cholesteric liquid crystal microcapsules were synthesized using specific methods. The resulting textiles demonstrated reversible color transitions and excellent hydrophobic properties, addressing limitations in conventional microencapsulated systems.
MXene, Cholesteric Liquid Crystals, Thermochromic Textiles, Microencapsulation
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Unveiling Robust Magnetism and Half-Metallicity in Cr2ZnC and Its Half-Metallic 2D Cr2C Through Ab-Initio Investigation
Published on 2026-01-14 by Ahmed Lokbaichi, Ahmed Gueddouh, Djelloul Gueribiz, Mourad Rougab, Brahim Lagoun, Fatima Elhamra, Ahmed Mahammedi, Brahim Marfoua @MDPI
Abstract: A first-principles investigation was conducted to characterize the novel Cr2ZnC MAX phase and its exfoliated MXene nanosheet, Cr2C. The study critically examines the effect of electron correlations on the bulk phase, revealing that the PBE+U framework, unlike standard PBE, yields a dramatically enhanced magnetic moment of 12.80 μB (vs. 1.88 μB), confirming the necessity of this approach for Cr-based carbides. The phase stability is confirmed through rigorous analysis of its[...]
Our summary: This study investigates the magnetic properties and half-metallicity of Cr2ZnC and its 2D counterpart Cr2C using first-principles methods. It reveals that the PBE+U framework significantly enhances the magnetic moment in Cr-based carbides. The findings indicate that Cr2C exhibits a robust half-metallic state, making it suitable for advanced spintronic applications.
Magnetism, Half-metallicity, Cr2ZnC, Cr2C
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Graphene-, Transition Metal Dichalcogenide-, and MXenes Material-Based Flexible Optoelectronic Devices
Published on 2025-12-24 by Yingying Wang, Geyi Zhou, Zhisheng Zhang, Zhihong Zhu @MDPI
Abstract: Characterized by their atomic thickness and exceptional mechanical properties, two-dimensional (2D) materials offer a compelling platform for developing flexible optoelectronic devices that maintain performance stability under mechanical deformation such as bending and stretching. This review systematically summarizes and critically discusses the recent advancements in applying three prominent 2D material categories—graphene, transition metal dichalcogenides (TMDs, e.g., MoS2 and W[...]
Our summary: This review discusses advancements in flexible optoelectronic devices using graphene, TMDs, and MXenes. It highlights their applications in photodetectors, light-emitting devices, and solar cells. The paper also addresses the challenges and future prospects for these two-dimensional materials in wearable and self-powered systems.
Graphene, Transition Metal Dichalcogenides, MXenes, Flexible Optoelectronics
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