Lijie Ji

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Lijie Ji is a leading researcher in the field of advanced biomaterials for wound healing, with a specific focus on designing multifunctional hydrogels that address the dual challenges of bacterial infection and impaired tissue regeneration. Her most cited work, "Copper-Hydrazide Coordinated Multifunctional Hyaluronan Hydrogels for Infected Wound Healing" (2022, 74 citations), exemplifies her innovative approach to combining antibacterial properties with pro-healing capabilities. By leveraging copper-hydrazide coordination chemistry within hyaluronan networks, Ji developed a simple yet highly effective dressing that simultaneously combats infection and accelerates cutaneous wound closure—a significant advancement over conventional single-function dressings. This work has been widely recognized for its translational potential, as it overcomes the common trade-off between antimicrobial efficacy and biocompatibility. Ji's contributions are shaping the next generation of smart wound care materials, offering practical solutions for chronic and infected wounds. Her research continues to inspire new strategies in regenerative medicine, where material design meets clinical need.