The temporary structures, which can be degraded away with a biocompatible chemical trigger, could be useful in fabricating microfluidic devices, creating biomaterials that respond dynamically to ...
Brown researchers have found a way to 3-D print intricate temporary structures that can be degraded on demand using a biocompatible chemical trigger. The technique could be useful in fabricating ...
PROVIDENCE, R.I. [Brown University] -- Brown University engineers have demonstrated a technique for making 3-D-printed biomaterials that can degrade on demand, which can be useful in making ...
Brown University engineers have demonstrated a technique for making 3-D-printed biomaterials that can degrade on demand, which can be useful in making intricately patterned microfluidic devices or in ...
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