Engineering nature to make materials
19 September 2018
Last update: 17/09/18 21:50
New research published within MRS Bulletin explores how materials engineers are ‘hacking life’ using synthetic biology. This exciting new research could lead to sustainable solutions that benefit the health and technology industries.
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Then read the paper, Synthetic biology—Engineering nature to make materials by Philip Ball, with our compliments.
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