What Have We Learned from MAS NMR on Biomaterial Interfaces: Examples from Bone-like Apatite and Bioinspired Silica

Original language	American English
Media of output	Departmental Seminar/Colloquium
Place of Publication	Weizmann Institute of Science; Structural Biology
State	Published - 2015

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• Departmental Seminar/Colloquium: What Have We Learned from MAS NMR on Biomaterial Interfaces: Examples from Bone-like Apatite and Bioinspired Silica

  Goobes, G. (Speaker)

  2015 → …

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Goobes, G. (2015). What Have We Learned from MAS NMR on Biomaterial Interfaces: Examples from Bone-like Apatite and Bioinspired Silica.

Goobes, Gil. / What Have We Learned from MAS NMR on Biomaterial Interfaces: Examples from Bone-like Apatite and Bioinspired Silica. 2015. Weizmann Institute of Science; Structural Biology.

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Goobes, G 2015, What Have We Learned from MAS NMR on Biomaterial Interfaces: Examples from Bone-like Apatite and Bioinspired Silica. Weizmann Institute of Science; Structural Biology.

What Have We Learned from MAS NMR on Biomaterial Interfaces: Examples from Bone-like Apatite and Bioinspired Silica. / Goobes, Gil.
Weizmann Institute of Science; Structural Biology. 2015.

Research output: Other contribution › peer-review

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