Fluorescent Shape Memory Polymer with Dynamic Aggregation-Induced Emission Cross-Linking: Visualization and Prediction of Shape Memory Performance

Yangfei Wu, Haotian Ma, Jingyuan Wei, Shenggui Du, Peng Jin, Haoyu Ouyang +3 · American Chemical Society (ACS) · 2026

A fluorescent shape-memory polymer is designed with dynamic aggregation-induced emission cross-linking to enable visualization and prediction of its shape-memory performance.

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The record title describes a fluorescent shape-memory polymer that incorporates dynamic aggregation-induced emission (AIE) cross-linking. The work is presented as enabling visualization of the material behavior and prediction of shape-memory performance. However, the abstract is empty, so the specific mechanisms, experimental methods, and results are not provided in the supplied information.

Why this matters

Dynamic aggregation-induced emission cross-linking combined with fluorescence for visualization and prediction of shape-memory performance, as implied by the title. Insufficient information to assess development stage, scalability, or application readiness.

Key findings

  • Fluorescent shape-memory polymer design is linked to dynamic AIE cross-linking.
  • The approach supports visualization of shape-memory-related behavior.
  • The approach includes prediction of shape-memory performance.

Limitations

No abstract content is provided, so details such as stimuli type, performance metrics, experimental vs. computational methods, and comparative results are unknown.

Publication

Publisher
American Chemical Society (ACS)
Publication date
February 10, 2026
Research type
Paper
License
https://doi.org/10.15223/policy-029

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