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Development of degradable networks with actuation, bioadhesive or self-healing properties for biomedical applications
Biomaterials are designed to be used in medical applications to support, enhance, or replace a biological function or damaged organs. Polymeric biomaterials have become of great interest since degradable polymers play nowadays an important role in the medical field, specifically for the development
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