Significant suppression of an activated immune system can be reached by using a disease‐triggered prophylaxis system.
Month: September 2018
Blooming Flowers and Flying Birds in 4D Bioprinting
The art of 4D bioprinting is creating multiresponsive smart architectures for nerve regeneration.
Energy Perspectives: Haoshen Zhou Talks Solid Electrolyte Resistance
Haoshen Zhou takes a moment to outline the challenges for researchers trying to interface electrodes with solid electrolytes.
Organic, Transparent, but Robust- Biomimetic Cornea Implants
Cyclodextrines can fine-tune collagen assembly toward biomimetic cornea implants.
Most Read – Featuring Wearable Sensors, Hydrogel Technologies & 3D Human Skin Models
Advanced Healthcare Materials papers you have downloaded and read the most last month.
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Targeting Hard-to-Reach Domains with Nanogel Drug Carriers [Video]
Polymeric nanoparticles that can access hard-to-reach domains for therapeutic drug delivery.
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