Electron Orbital Hybridization‐Enhanced Copper‐Nanocatalysis for Anti‐Infection (Adv. Funct. Mater. 22/2024).

In an article published in Advanced Functional Materials, researchers Yunfeng Chen, Min Ge, Chen Zhu, and their colleagues discuss a new approach to combating implant-associated infections. They have developed an antimicrobial agent that enhances chemodynamic therapy through p-d orbital hybridization strategies and synergizes photothermal effects. This innovation addresses the limitations of nanomaterials in pathophysiological environments and shows potential as a clinical drug candidate. The article provides valuable insights for researchers and medical professionals interested in biofilm eradication and the treatment of implant-associated infections. [Extracted from the article]