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hypha-lume mycelium pavilion maps human movement through light
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3D-Printing ‘Living’ Buildings On Mars With Yeast And Gelatin
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Metasurfaces for the nanoscale engineering of light–matter coupling
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found associations reimagines future café as bio laboratory at paris design week
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Microwave-to-optical transduction using magnon–exciton coupling
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Using An Injectable Biomaterial to Repair Tissue After Stroke
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