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Ruthenium nickel bimetallic nanoparticles embedded in nitrogen-doped carbon mesoporous spheres as a superior catalyst for the hydrogenation of toxic nitroarenes
A novel Ir-Ru-based nanoparticle supported on ordered electrochemically synthesized TiO2-nanotube as a highly active and stable oxygen evolution reaction catalyst for water splitting in acidic media
Baghdadite reinforced polycaprolactone scaffold for bone tissue engineering
Corrosion and tribological behavior of CoCrFeMoNi high-entropy alloys as a potential vascular implant material
Corrosion and tribological behavior of CoCrFeMoNi high-entropy alloys as a potential vascular implant material
Gelatin-coated mesoporous forsterite scaffold for bone tissue engineering
Engineering a mussel-inspired hemostatic sealant with a strong tissue anchor as a first-aid tissue adhesive
Engineering a mussel-inspired hemostatic sealant with a strong tissue anchor as a first-aid tissue adhesive
Multifunctional naturally derived bioadhesives: From strategic molecular design toward advanced biomedical applications
Lignin derivatives-based hydrogels for biomedical applications
Lignin derivatives-based hydrogels for biomedical applications
High step up DC-DC converter with low conduction losses and reduced switching losses
The Role of Poly-glycerol Sebacate/Gelatin Coating Layer on Biological Features and Calcification Rate of 3D Melt-Molded Antibacterial Scaffold for Heart Valve Tissue Engineering
Conductive GelMA/alginate/polypyrrole/graphene hydrogel as a potential scaffold for cardiac tissue engineering; Physiochemical, mechanical, and biological evaluations
Conductive GelMA/alginate/polypyrrole/graphene hydrogel as a potential scaffold for cardiac tissue engineering; Physiochemical, mechanical, and biological evaluations
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