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Rampazzo E Boschi F Bonacchi S Juris R Montalti M Zaccheroni N Prodi L Calderan L Rossi B Becchi S Sbarbati A 《Nanoscale》2012,4(3):824-830
Biocompatible highly bright silica nanoparticles were designed, prepared and tested in small living organisms for both in vivo and ex vivo imaging. The results that we report here demonstrate that they are suitable for optical imaging applications as a possible alternative to commercially available fluorescent materials including quantum dots. Moreover, the tunability of their photophysical properties, which was enhanced by the use of different dyes as doping agents, constitutes a very important added value in the field of medical diagnostics. 相似文献
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Highly Sensitive,Anisotropic, and Reversible Stress/Strain‐Sensors from Mechanochromic Nanofiber Composites
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Maximilian Raisch Damiano Genovese Nelsi Zaccheroni Simon B. Schmidt Maria Letizia Focarete Michael Sommer Chiara Gualandi 《Advanced materials (Deerfield Beach, Fla.)》2018,30(39)
Mechanochromic polymeric systems are intensively investigated for real‐time stress detection applications. However, an effective stress‐sensing material must respond to low deformation with a detectable color change that should be quickly reversible upon force unloading. In this work, mechanochromic nanofibers made by electrospinning are used to produce mechanochromic nanofiber/poly(dimethylsiloxane) (PDMS) composites with isotropic and anisoptropic response. Due to chain alignment of spiropyran copolymer chains within the nanofibers, only very small strains are required to yield a mechanochromic response. Composites with aligned and isotropic nanofibers show anisotropic and isotropic mechanochromic behavior, respectively. Due to the special substitution pattern of spiropyran in the copolymer, the mechanochromic response of these nanofiber/PDMS composites shows fast reversibility upon force unloading. The outstanding benefit of using highly sensitive mechanochromic nanofibers as filler in composite materials allows the detection of directional stress and strain, and it is a step forward in the development of smart, mechanically responsive materials. 相似文献
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