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Gold Nanocups: Complex Morphology, Simple Fabrication Strategy
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Light-Switchable Valves
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Nanotechnology Enhances Drug Delivery to the Back of the Eye
Nanotechnology possesses great potential to overcome shortcomings of existing strategies for safe and effective retinal drug delivery.
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Molecular Design Evolution of Porphyrin Chromophores for Photovoltaic Materials
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Hybrid is the Future of e-Mobility
KraussMaffei advances the development of new hybrid materials and processes in collaboration with the Dresden University of Technology
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