Novel Materials for Biofilm Inhibition
Microbial contamination onboard the International Space Station (ISS) continues to pose significant mission risks, both terms of crew health and functionality of mechanical systems.
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| creator | Hummerick, Mary Roberson, Luke B. Li, Wenyan Devor, Robert Khodadad, Christina Buhrow, Jerry Tuteja, Anish Mehta, Geeta Snyder, Sarah Barden, Michael |
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