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The Hydrogel Research Subgroup in Assistant Professor Siyuan Rao’s Neurobiological Interfaces Lab includes, from left, Chen Lin ’24; lecturer Sizhe Huang, PhD '24; Ruobai Xiao ’24; and PhD student Zuer Wu.

Stretchy Spinal Sensors: New Hydrogel Tech Could Transform Neural Monitoring

Bacterial cellulose in the wet state.

How researchers turn bacteria into cellulose-producing mini-factories

microfluidic device

Look out Spider-Man: Naturalistic silk spun from artificial spider gland

(a) Design rationale of the DPH; (b) mechanism of intestine-targeted delivery.

Innovative new shell revolutionizes oral delivery of probiotics

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