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Constituent-specific modeling of left ventricle and urinary bladder mechanical behavior
Grobbel, Marissa Rae
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Lessons for the future? : prophecy and policy in speculative bioethics
Schick, Ari
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SYNTHESIS AND CHARACTERIZATION OF BIOACTIVE GLASS-CERAMIC PARTICLES WITH ADVANCED ANTIBACTERIAL PROPERTIES FOR APPLICATIONS IN BONE REGENERATION
Pajares Chamorro, Natalia
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DEVELOPMENT OF 3D BIOACTIVE AND ANTIBACTERIAL SILICATE-BASED SCAFFOLDS FOR BONE TISSUE REGENERATION IN LOAD-BEARING APPLICATIONS
Marsh, Adam Christoph
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COMPOSITION – PROCESSING – MICROSTRUCTURE – PROPERTY RELATIONSHIPS OF THE ZINC-MAGNESIUM SYSTEM FOR ABSORBABLE BIOMEDICAL IMPLANT APPLICATIONS
Hernández Escobar, David
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Structural and functional remodeling of neuronal circuitry surrounding implanted electrodes
Salatino, Joseph William
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Immunocarginogenesis : Extracellular Vesicles from Macrophages Mediate Inflammation and Tumorigenesis in Colitis-Associated Cancer
Ural, Evran
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