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Upfront
A fruity alternative to
synthetic hair dyes
11
In My View
Is GC×GC a super-
resolution technique?
18
Feature
Master the art of
scientific writing
40 – 45
Sitting Down With
Public defender,
Michael Breadmore
50 – 51
Behind the Scenes
at the Museum
A close-up look at the Met’s
cutting-edge art analysis.
20 – 29
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Image
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Sweet Success
Microelectrodes can be used to measure electrical signals within organs such as the brain, but the hard materials microelectrodes
are usually made of can cause problems when transplanted into the body. Bernhard Wolfrum and team successfully inkjet-
printed microelectrode arrays (MEAs) onto a variety of soft materials, including gummy sweets, in the hope of one day
developing better sensors for biomedical applications (1).
Reference:
N Adly et al., “Printed microelectrode arrays on soft materials: from PDMS to hydrogels”, npj Flexible Electron, 2, 15 (2018).
Credit: Copyright N. Adly / TUM
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ISSUE 67 - AUGUST 2018
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Indiana University, USA
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University of South Australia, Australia
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Image of the Month
Editorial
The Force That Binds Us,
by Joanna Cummings
Upfront
10
Toy Story
Currant Affairs
From Microscopy to
Milk Analysis
A Bloody Good Solution
Support Network
The Tooth Will Out
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On The Cover
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This ancient Egyptian faience
Upfront
A fruity alternative to
synthetic hair dyes
09
In My View
Is GC×GC a super-
resolution technique?
16 – 17
Feature
Master the art of
scientific writing
38 – 45
Sitting Down With
Public defender,
Michael Breadmore
50 – 51
Behind the Scenes
at the Met
Cutting-edge analysis of the
world’s most precious artworks.
20 – 27
hippopotamus, known as
William, has become an
unofficial mascot of New York's
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