Abstract
In this work, a dynamic photothermal hydrogel based on copper disulfide nanoparticles and thiolated gelatin was reported. The resultant hydrogel enabled rapid photothermal sterilization and the sterilization rate could reach 99.9% after 10 minutes of near-infrared irradiation. In addition, the hydrogel exhibited typical dynamic properties with self-recovery, injectability and photothermal conversion ability, showing great potential as a highly adaptable and antibacterial wound dressing for infected tissue injuries.
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