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Optical superresolution microscopy of molecular mechanisms of disease

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Biomimetic and electroactive 3D scaffolds for human neural crest-derived stem cell expansion and osteogenic differentiation
02 Feb 2020
The competitiveness of Arctic shipping over Suez Canal and China-Europe railway
07 Jan 2020
Distribution of the superconducting critical current density within a Gd-Ba-Cu-O single grain
06 Jan 2020
Phase field fracture modelling using quasi-Newton methods and a new adaptive step scheme
25 Dec 2019
Free-energy-based framework for early forecasting of stem cell differentiation.
20 Dec 2019

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