Wireless In Vivo Biofuel Cell Monitoring
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Simon Hemour | Corinne Dejous | Luigi Di Trocchio | Nicolas Mano | Claudine Boiziau | Cristina Carucci | K. R. Sindhu | Chloe Morel | Jean Luc Lachaud | Sabrina Bichon | Sébastien Gounel | Alexander Kuhn | N. Mano | S. Hemour | C. Boiziau | C. Dejous | J. Lachaud | S. Gounel | A. Kuhn | Sabrina Bichon | C. Morel | Cristina Carucci
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