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Biocompatibility of Additively Manufactured Fe-AZ31 Biodegradable Composites for Craniofacial Implant Applications

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By Xue Dong, Samuel Medina Verified, Sai Akula
| ACS Publications
Abstract Click to copy section linkSection link copied! Purpose: Metallic plating systems composed of titanium and its alloys remain the standard treatment for craniofacial bony fixation but may require secondary removal due to infection, implant migration, or discomfort. Absorbable polymeric alternatives reduce those risks but lack sufficient strength for load-bearing applications.
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Brutalopolis

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By Samuel Medina Verified
| New York Review of Architecture
“GOOD ARCHITECTURE should always be applauded,” a foppish Roman says early on in Peter Greenaway’s The Belly of an Architect (1987). In Megalopolis and The Brutalist, there is no architecture to applaud (an odd thing to do in any event, as Greenaway underscores)—only architects.
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Fugazi Gehry

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By Samuel Medina Verified
| New York Review of Architecture
Timothy, I’m familiar—like the deconstructivist-ish abode that is obligingly falling apart, the Woodside town house, is missing from Herrin-Ferri’s handbook. As you’ll know, the residential stylings of northwestern Queens command attention by inadvertently raising the slipshod to the level of slapstick, daring the passing pedestrian to temporarily abandon the dispositional indifference that is the rightful inheritance of all New Yorkers (i.e., the shoulder shrug).
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