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Biomimetic Gradient Lubrication Hydrogel Contrived by Self-Reinforced MOFs Nanoparticle Network

Authors: Desheng Liu; Yixian Wang; Changcheng Bai; Danli Hu; Xingxing Yang; Yaozhong Lu; Tao Wu; Fei Zhai; Pan Jiang; Xiaolong Wang; Weimin Liu

DOI: 10.1007/s40820-025-02001-xStatus: Verified Translated Edition
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Key Findings in This Report

• Self-reinforced network of metal-organic frameworks nanoparticles significantly improved the mechanical strength and durability of the hydrogel. • Biomimetic lubricating hydrogels with architectural and compositional gradients enabled by multi-material 3D printing. • Slippery hydrogel meniscus substitutes with complicated gradient structures and reliable cushioning layers were manufactured. • The gradient architecture stiffness can be modulated by controlling the spatial distribution of MOFs, achieving low friction (~0.1141) and high fracture strength (~2.50 MPa).
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