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Inside Back Cover: Coumarin‐Based Photodegradable Hydrogels Enable Two‐Photon Subtractive Biofabrication at 300 mm s‐1

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By Wanwan Qiu, Christian Gehre, Jaime Pietrantuono Nepomuceno, Yinyin Bao
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Inside Back Cover: Coumarin‐Based Photodegradable Hydrogels Enable Two‐Photon Subtractive Biofabrication at 300 mm s−1 (Angew. Chem. Int. Ed. 45/2024) - Qiu - 2024 - Angewandte Chemie International Edition - Wiley Online Library

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By Wanwan Qiu, Christian Gehre, Jaime Pietrantuono Nepomuceno, Yinyin Bao
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Coumarin‐Based Photodegradable Hydrogels Enable Two‐Photon Subtractive Biofabrication at 300 mm s−1

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By Wanwan Qiu, Christian Gehre, Jaime Pietrantuono Nepomuceno, Yinyin Bao
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Molecularly engineered hydrogels are increasingly used in controlled drug delivery,1 organoid culture,2 and biomimetic tissue engineering.3 Among those, photoresponsive hydrogels4 are promising light-controlled tools since they allow spatial and temporal control of cell fates across different length scales by either single-photon (ultraviolet-visible light (UV/Vis): 300–500 nm) or two-photon (near-infrared laser pulses: 700–900 nm) irradiation.2, 5 Compared to single-photon patterning,...
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