Nanocelluloses: a new family of nature-based materials.
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Dieter Klemm | Tom Lindström | Mikael Ankerfors | D. Klemm | Friederike Kramer | Annie Dorris | S. Moritz | T. Lindström | M. Ankerfors | D. Gray | Friederike Kramer | Sebastian Moritz | Derek Gray | Annie Dorris | F. Kramer | Mikael Ankerfors
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