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Highly parallel 3D device microfabrication for microfluidic and MEMS applications [+] Enlarge |
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Liquid crystal birefringence controlled by surfactant adsorption [+] Enlarge |
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ZSM-5 zeolite structure with sub-nanometer pores [+] Enlarge |
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Porous scaffold structure used for heart valve regeneration [+] Enlarge |
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