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International conference on foam technology and applications in thermoplastic and elastomeric products
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The US Air Force Research Laboratory has developed a 3D printed polymer-based foam structure that can respond to the force of a shock wave.
zwitterionic polymers – that contains an equal number of positively and negatively charged groups – can protect therapeutic proteins from immune response