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Membrane functionalization in artificial cell engineering - 06/04/21
Advances in cancer photo-theranostics: the synergistic combination of transition metal complexes and gold nanostructures-26/04/21
Dawn of “life-like” molecular robotics- 12/05/2021
High-pressure characterization of Indium oxides for water splitting applications - 10/06/21
Biomimetic Structural Optimization Method: New paradigm for shape and topology optimization - 14/06/2021
DEIM Reduced Order Model Constructed by Hybrid Snapshot Simulation- 17/06/21
On some computational challenges in numerical simulations of stably stratified flows - 21/06/2021
HVDC Transmission Technologies for Offshore Wind Power Plants - 28/06/2021
Fuzzy Logic–based Maximum Power Point Tracking Using Opal RT Real-Time Machine for Solar PV System - 05/07/21
Devising surrogate models for parametric flow problems: from microfluidics to viscous turbulent flows - 21/07/21
3D Printing Enables the Fabrication of Low-Cost Microfluidic Devices - 29/07/21
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