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Brink: Self-Healing Technology
Scientist Kristi Anseth works at the intersection of three fields - engineering, chemistry, and biology - to design polymers that imitate living tissues, with the goal of helping the body heal itself.
Added: Jun 24, 2009
Views: 11708 Views
Runtime: 05:04
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