Semiconducting Polymers for Cancer Immunotherapy

Inside Front Cover: In article 2300496, Ji Qi, Dan Ding, and co-workers summarize the recent advancements in semiconducting polymer (SP)-based nanomedicines for enhanced tumor immunotherapy. The cancer immunotherapies enabled by SPs with the photothermal, photodynamic, or sonodynamic functions are highlighted in detail, which can not only kill tumors directly but also evoke immunogenic cell death of cancer cells for immunotherapy. Additionally, the constructions of combination immunotherapeutic nanoplatforms, in which immunomodulatory agents can further be released from SP NPs to boost immunotherapeutic action, are also introduced.