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Oh Buoy! Engineering Gradient Tissues
A simple, quick and versatile approach for fabricating gradient tissues through the physical force of buoyancy.
Printable Water Sensor
A Spanish-Israeli team of scientists developed a new, versatile plastic-composite sensor that can detect tiny amounts of water. The 3D printable material is cheap, flexible and non-toxic and: it changes the colour.
Making Precision Medicine the Norm
Customizing treatments to meet individual patients’ needs is the future of healthcare.
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A Versatile Method to Prepare Functional Hydrogel Coatings [Video]
Hydrogel coatings are produced in situ on various 2D and 3D objects.
Hall of Fame Highlight: Zhiyong Tang
Zhiyong Tang on the highlights of his career and science.
Hall of Fame Highlight: Luis Liz-Marzán
Luis Liz-Marzán on nanoparticles, a concerning trend in science, and his future research plans.
Let it Twist
Revealing the mechanics of helicoidal composites through beetle developmental stage analysis and additive manufacturing.
Cover Art: Supramolecular Nanotherapeutics & Polypills
Check out the latest covers of Advanced Healthcare Materials!
Nanotubes as Usable as Common Plastics
Researchers discover that cresols disperse carbon nanotubes at unprecedentedly high concentrations.
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