Deformation and fatigue of tough 3D printed elastomer scaffolds processed by fused deposition modeling and continuous liquid interface production.
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Ken Gall | Robert E Guldberg | R. Guldberg | K. Gall | D. Safranski | David L Safranski | Andrew T Miller | Catherine A. Wood | Catherine Wood
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