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    Polymer Membranes for Cell Encapsulation

    Encapsulation of living cells for the treatment of hormone deficiency disease in human beings, such as diabetes, has shown great potential.1–3 The principle of immunoprotection of protein-secreting cells has two ...

    Taylor G. Wang in Cell Encapsulation Technology and Therapeutics (1999)

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    Space Processing Viewed by a Scientist-Astronaut

    Space Processing is a fledgling and somewhat controversial subject. The scientific community as well as NASA have not yet quite made up their minds as to what to do with Space Processing. The scientific societ...

    Taylor G. Wang in MRS Online Proceedings Library (1986)

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    Application of Microgravity and Containerless Environments to the Investigation of Fusion Target Fabrication Technology

    During the past few years we have been studying several of the physical processes relevant to the production of spherical shells for inertial confinement fusion targets, both in a microgravity environment and ...

    Hark C. Lee, James M. Kendall, Daniel D. Elleman… in MRS Online Proceedings Library (1981)

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    Investigation of Metallic and Metallic Glass Hollow Spheres for Fusion Target Application

    High quality metallic and metallic-glass microballoons (MMB and MGMB) are of considerable interest for fusion target applications on account of the intrinsic properties of these materials such as high density,...

    Mark C. Lee, James M. Kendall, Taylor G. Wang… in MRS Online Proceedings Library (1981)