ArticleResearch (Washington, D.C.)2026
Janus Microgel Robots for Actively Boosting Catalytic Efficiency and Recovery of Living Materials.
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Abstract
Leveraging living materials such as algae as sustainable photocatalytic platform is highly promising for mitigating antibiotic water pollution; however, they are confronted with low catalytic efficiency and difficulty in recovery, as imposed by their passive, static working mode. Herein, we report a Janus microgel robot (JMR) that features the integration of magnetic-controlled mobility and living photocatalytic function, allowing for substantially boosting antibiotic degradation efficiency and efficient recovery in an actively magnetic-controlled manner. The key to the JMR lies in harnessing gas shear microfluidic technique to manipulate the spatial distribution of TiO
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