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Inkjet printing now in high-resolution 3D
Researchers in Korea transform electrohydrodynamic inkjet printing into a new 3D microfabrication technique.
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A new silk ink formulation provides a “bottom-up” approach to customized multifunction biomaterials.
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Recent advances in the design of adaptable hydrogels for cell-encapsulation, cell-culture, and cell-transplantation applications are reviewed.
Fiber optics goes biocompatible and implantable
Researchers turn hydrogels into biocompatible optical fibers that can be functionalized for medical applications beyond endoscopy.
Towards seamless bionic interfaces
New research solves two major problems in strechable electronics: poor adhesion and troublesome photopatterning.
Chained-up gold for diagnosis and cure
Nanogold chains assemble into multifunctional micelles capable of a variety of biomedical applications.
Advanced Materials has a new look: the Anywhere Article
The default view for articles published in Advanced Materials is now the Anywhere Article, Wiley’s enhanced HTML article.
Nanoporous materials for reproducible SERS
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