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Excluding molecular dopants improves organic conductors
A new study by scientists at Linköping University in Sweden, in collaboration with international researchers, has demonstrated an organic…
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New rubber-like material could replace human tissue
The new rubber-like material developed by researchers at Chalmers University of Technology is highly flexible. In the development of…
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Biohydrogels act in different ways at different temperatures
This illustration shows how different temperatures can be used to create different products from biohydrogels depending on their intended…
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Platinum compound senses new application
Schematic illustration of synthesized layered Pt dichalcogenide detecting hydrogen peroxide. Platinum’s prowess in catalysis and electrocatalysis, as well as its…
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Seeking simpler tests for viruses
Summary of the operation of the physical sensor for viruses The coronavirus pandemic highlights the importance of testing for…
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Biomaterials medical device research – Top 5 QSensors
The QCM-D technology is used for research in many biomaterial- and medical device applications. Since the sensor is a critical part of the measurement,…
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Building an Appetite for Hydroxyapatite QSensors
Hydroxyapatite in biomaterial and medical device research Within biomaterials research and development, hydroxyapatite (HA) is well known for its biocompatible properties, particularly…
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How surface roughness and wettability affects biocompatibility
VARIOUS TYPES OF artificial materials are being utilized as implants in all fields of medicine. The surface properties of the implant…
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Have A Joint, Know Your Bearings
One of the most significant advances in modern surgery is in total joint replacement (TJR). Every year, surgeons perform hundreds…
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When Flintstone Age Dentists Used Flint Drills
One of the early uses of materials in humans was in dentistry. Neandertals and modern humans used toothpicks made of wood or bones.…
