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Magnetic Micromachines

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Chinese researchers have used lasers to made tiny springs and turbines out of a polymerized ferrofluid, which could be used in micro- or nanomachines.

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Laser Connects Bone and Implant

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Biomimetic surface structures improve biocompatibility of artificial implants. Particular laser process parameters can create these multiscale surfaces, without great effort.

author image Laser Connects Bone and Implant

A Multilayered Approach to Therapeutic Delivery

Health & Biomed

Encapsulating or embedding drugs into polymer carriers can provide many advantages over free drug delivery. Alisa Becker from the University of Melbourne tells us about recent developments in which drugs are entrapped using layer-by-layer assembly of polymers that results in a thin multilayered film.

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