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Good News For Contact Lenses Users, Artificial Skin Donee: MIT Engineers Finds Out How To Prevent Hydrogels From Drying Out
Engineers at Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) find out water-based material could be used to make longer-lasting contact lenses and artificial skin. A departure from the usual hydrogels, gelatin-like polymer materials are stretchy and absorbent that dries out easily and inevetably.
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