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Lisa Smith
Lisa studied chemistry, creative writing and the classics at the University of Melbourne, and holds a PhD in Chemistry focused on nanoparticle synthesis. She has been an editor for Wiley's Materials Science portfolio since 2010, and enjoys writing and editing both fiction and non-fiction in whatever spare time she can find.
Model system predicts percentages of dead polymer chains
The fraction of dead chains can be predicted, allowing the polymer reaction system to be tuned to produce the desired percentage of live chains.
The Missing Dimension of Nanotoxicology
Nanotoxicology results differ depending on the dimensionality of the platform used. While 2D cell cultures are standard, they may not tell the right story.
Advanced Optical Materials – January Issue Covers
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From Stem Cells to Nanotoxicology: Welcome to the World of Dr. David Tai Leong
David Tai Leong answers some questions about his world of nanobiology and new biomaterials.
Advanced Optical Materials – December Issue Covers
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Advanced Optical Materials – November Issue Covers
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Advanced Optical Materials – October Issue Covers
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Advanced Optical Materials – September Issue Covers
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A new twist for structural colour
Reflecting 30% of the light that hits it, the Pollia condensata berry uses structural colour—no chemical pigments—to outshine even the morpho butterfly.