Developing Novel Spinning Methods To Fabricate Continuous Multifunctional Fibres

This Book Describes The Development Of Three Dimensional Electroactive Fibres Using A Novel Coaxial Wet-spinning Approach From Organic Conductors In Combination With Non-conducting Hydrogel Polymers. This Book Also Presents The Characterization And Evaluation Of Multiaxial Biofibres In Terms Of Mechanical, Physical, Electrochemical And Biological Properties, And Explores Their Use In A Diverse Range Of Applications Including Implantable Electrodes, Drug Delivery Systems And Energy-storage The First Chapter, The Author Highlights The Significance Of Engineering Three Dimensional Fibres, Introduces The Involved Hydrogels And Organic Conductors With Emphasis On Their Biomedical Application, And Collects Some Of The Previously Established Methods For Fabrication Of Biofibres. In The Second Chapter, Particular Attention Is Given To The Overall Experimental Fabrication Methods Andnbsp;characterizationnbsp;analyses Conducted In The Work.