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Injectable Interpenetrating Network Hydrogels for Biomedical Applications

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Trevor William Gilbert
McMaster University. PhD. 2017

1 citation · 0 in 2025–2026

Editorial summary

This thesis develops injectable interpenetrating hydrogel networks and investigates their mechanics, nanostructure and adhesion to model soft substrates.

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A Mach-1 measured hydrogel dynamic shear moduli and performed preliminary lap-shear adhesion tests with custom PDMS substrate holders.

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