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Dr. Tomcik receives research funding from Arxx Therapeutics. The other Topic Editors declare no competing interests.
In science as well as in industry, the impetus of research on bio-based polymers has recently expanded into new terrains. The need to replace fossil-based materials with sustainable and renewable sources is one of the main drivers for the emergence and the development of new and environmentally friendly materials. While some materials applications of bio-based polymers are already very well established, for instance, in paper and textiles, others have just emerged with thin films and coatings being a recent and particular area of interest. Thin films in general are an enormous field of research both fundamentally and from an applied perspective, with uses ranging from corrosion resistance to photovoltaics and sensors. Since bio-based materials are a relatively novel source material for thin films, the research in this area is at a fresh, exciting stage at the moment.
Die vorliegende Arbeit beschreibt den Aufbau einer Roll-to-Roll (R2R)-Anlage und die Entwicklung eines spezifischen Mikrostrukturierungsprozesses für eine Vielzahl verschiedener Materialien von Hochleistungspolymeren über niedrigschmelzende Metalle bis hin zu Glas-Nanokompositmaterial und thermoplastischen Vliesstoffen einschließlich einer auf Lithographie und Galvanik basierenden teilautomatisierten Werkzeugfertigung für die nahtlose R2R-Mikroreplikation. - This work describes the set-up of a roll-to-roll (R2R) system and the development of a specific microstructuring process for a variety of different materials ranging from high-performance polymers and low-melting-point metals to glass nanocomposites and thermoplastic nonwovens, including a lithography and electroplating-based semi-automated tooling production for seamless R2R microreplication.
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The book "Embryogenesis" is a compilation of cutting edge views of current trends in modern developmental biology, focusing on gametogenesis, fertilization, early and/or late embryogenesis in animals, plants, and some other small organisms. Each of 27 chapters contributed from the authorships of world-wide 20 countries provides an introduction as well as an in-depth review to classical as well as contemporary problems that challenge to understand how living organisms are born, grow, and reproduce at the levels from molecule and cell to individual.