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Mark Borden

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I've always been obsessed with ideas. Discovering them, honing them, sharing them. I could be defined as a writer, but writing is only part of the process. I’m a creative thinker with a talent for sparking conversations that lead to new approaches and insights. I discover new ideas and search for creative ways to exploit existing ones then apply the necessary chiropractic adjustments to make them current and measurable. I think randomly and execute strategically.

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“To Hang Is To Expose Yourself:” On the Road with Joan Bofill

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By Mark Borden
| Cultbytes Verified
The camera angle is sideways wrong, or maybe it’s perfect. Joan Bofill Amargós, the Spanish-born artist and director, Zoom frame captures half his face, tilted slightly upward so I can see the car’s sunroof, the Pennsylvania sky, and the rhythmic flash of powerlines slicing through the frame as he drives. “Can you turn the camera a little more toward you?” I ask. He adjusts. “Yeah, like that. Keep the sunroof, but I want half your face.” Through that rectangle of glass, clouds drift past. Trees.
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Effect of Lipid Composition and Stirring Dynamics on Oxygen Microbubble Stability and Oxygen Release

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By Kenta Kakiuchi, Mark Borden
| ACS Publications
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Characterization of an advanced bone graft material with a nanocrystalline hydroxycarbanoapatite surface and dual phase composition

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By Mark Borden, William Walsh, Vedran Lovric, Edwin Clayton Shors
| Wiley Online Library Verified
1 INTRODUCTION Synthetic bone graft materials have a long history of successful clinical use. The initial synthetic products that entered the market in the late 1990's and early 2000's typically consisted of porous granules and blocks composed of resorbable, biocompatible ceramics based on calcium phosphate (first-generation bone grafts).
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