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Wettability and osteoblast cell response modulation through UV laser processing of nylon 6,6

Wettability and osteoblast cell response modulation through UV laser processing of nylon 6,6

journal contribution posted on 2024-03-12 in University of Lincoln

The use of light spectrum blocking films to reduce populations of Drosophila suzukii Matsumura in fruit crops

The use of light spectrum blocking films to reduce populations of Drosophila suzukii Matsumura in fruit crops

journal contribution posted on 2024-03-12 in University of Lincoln

JOURNAL CONTRIBUTION

Three-Dimensional Uniaxially Aligned Nanofibre Construct Using Secondary Electrode Assisted Gap Electrospinning

journal contribution posted on 2024-03-12 in University of Lincoln

Wettability analysis of CO2 laser surface patterned nylon 6,6 samples soaked in simulated body fluid (SBF)

Wettability analysis of CO2 laser surface patterned nylon 6,6 samples soaked in simulated body fluid (SBF)

chapter posted on 2024-03-12 in University of Lincoln

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The enhancement of biomimetic apatite coatings by means of KrF excimer laser surface treatment of nylon 6,6

journal contribution posted on 2024-03-12 in University of Lincoln

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The in- vitro inhibitory effect of Barije (Ferula gummosa Boiss) essential oil loaded in Zein electrospun nanofibres on ?-glucosidase and ?-amylase level

journal contribution posted on 2024-03-12 in University of Lincoln

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Assembly of odour adsorbent nanofilters by incorporating cyclodextrin molecules into electrospun cellulose acetate webs

journal contribution posted on 2024-03-12 in University of Lincoln

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Electrical spinning to electrospinning: a brief history

chapter posted on 2024-03-12 in University of Lincoln

On the use of CO2 laser induced surface patterns to modify the wettability of Poly(methyl methacrylate) (PMMA)

On the use of CO2 laser induced surface patterns to modify the wettability of Poly(methyl methacrylate) (PMMA)

journal contribution posted on 2024-03-12 in University of Lincoln

On the effects of using CO2 and F2 lasers to modify the wettability of a polymeric biomaterial.

On the effects of using CO2 and F2 lasers to modify the wettability of a polymeric biomaterial.

journal contribution posted on 2024-03-12 in University of Lincoln

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Shear-electrospinning: extending the electrospinnability range of polymer solutions

journal contribution posted on 2024-03-12 in University of Lincoln

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Uniaxially aligned electrospun fibers for advanced nanocomposites based on a model PVOH-epoxy system

journal contribution posted on 2024-03-12 in University of Lincoln

CONFERENCE CONTRIBUTION

Wettability characteristics variation of nylon 6,6 by means of CO2 laser generated surface patterns

conference contribution posted on 2024-03-05 in University of Lincoln

CONFERENCE CONTRIBUTION

Investigation into the efficacy of CO2 lasers for modifying the factors influencing biocompatibility of a polymeric biomaterial in comparison with an F2 excimer laser

conference contribution posted on 2024-03-05 in University of Lincoln

CONFERENCE CONTRIBUTION

Investigation into time dependant degradation and atmospheric conditions on the wettability of nylon 6,6 which has undergone CO2 laser surface modification

conference contribution posted on 2024-03-05 in University of Lincoln

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Cosolvent, ions, and temperature effects on the structural properties of cecropin A-Magainin 2 hybrid peptide in solutions

journal contribution posted on 2024-03-01 in University of Lincoln

CONFERENCE CONTRIBUTION

Using UV laser surface treatment to modify the wettability characteristics of polyamide 6,6 and its effects on osteoblast cell activity

conference contribution posted on 2024-02-09 in University of Lincoln

CONFERENCE CONTRIBUTION

CO2 whole area irradiative processing and patterning of nylon 6,6 and the effects thereof on osteoblast cell response in relation to wettability

conference contribution posted on 2024-02-09 in University of Lincoln

Wettability characteristics variation of PMMA by means of CO2 laser generated surface patterns

Wettability characteristics variation of PMMA by means of CO2 laser generated surface patterns

conference contribution posted on 2024-02-09 in University of Lincoln