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Formulation technologies are critical for increasing the efficacy of drug products containing poorly soluble hydrophobic drugs, which compose roughly 70% of small molecules in commercial pipelines. Nanomedicines, such as nanocrystal formulations and amorphous solid suspensions, are effective approaches to increasing solubility. However, existing techniques require additional processing into a final...
A thermally and mechanically robust Ag nanowire‐embedded colorless polyimide (Ag NW‐CPI) heater is developed for a substrate for wearable chemical sensors by I.‐D. Kim and co‐workers, on page 5826. Optically reduced graphene oxide (ORGO) sheets are integrated on the Ag NW‐CPI heater as a chemical sensing layer. Improved reversible NO2 reaction kinetics of ORGO sheets are achieved by heat generation...
Optically reduced graphene oxide (ORGO) sheets are successfully integrated on silver nanowire (Ag NW)‐embedded transparent and flexible substrate. As a heating element, Ag NWs are embedded in a colorless polyimide (CPI) film by covering Ag NW networks using polyamic acid and subsequent imidization. Graphene oxide dispersed aqueous solution is drop‐coated on the Ag NW‐embedded CPI (Ag NW‐CPI) film...
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