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|  O ctober 2017. Anodization of magnesium for biomedical application - Processing, characterization, degradation and cytocompatibility. This article reports anodization of Mg in KOH electrolyte and the associated surface, degradation, and biological properties for bioresorbable implant applications. The preparation procedures for electrodes and anodization setup significantly enhanced reproducibility of samples. The results of anodization performed at the applied potentials of 1.8, 1.9, or 2.0 V showed that the sample anodized at 1.9 V and annealed, referred to as the 1.9 AA sample, had homogenous...
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August 2020, congratulations to Professor Huinan Liu (PI) for receiving award for student mentoring
Professor Huinan Liu, the PI of the Biomaterials & Nanomedicine Lab, is the 2019-20 recipient of the Chancellor’s Award for Excellence in Undergraduate Research and Creative Achievement.The award ...
Posted Sep 16, 2020, 6:46 PM by Web Master
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May 2020, congratulations to Catherine Seo for winning the prestigious Coro Fellowship in Public Affairs
Congratulations to Catherine Seo for winning the prestigious Coro Fellowship in Public Affairs!To learn more about the Coro Fellows program, please check their web here.
Posted May 7, 2020, 1:29 PM by Web Master
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July 2019, congratulations to Catherine Seo for winning the Barry M. Goldwater Scholarship
Catherine Seo, an undergraduate student researcher under Chaoxing Zhang in Liu lab, was among the 2019 recipients of the Barry M. Goldwater Scholarship, one of the country’s most prestigious ...
Posted Jul 8, 2019, 12:14 PM by Huinan Liu
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June 2019, congratulations to Catherine Seo for winning CRF award and being selected as UC LEADs scholar
Catherine Seo (second student from left), who is an undergraduate student researcher under Chaoxing Zhang in Liu lab, won the CRF award and was selected as UC LEADs scholar due ...
Posted May 7, 2020, 1:31 PM by Web Master
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October 2017. Anodization of magnesium for biomedical application - Processing, characterization, degradation and cytocompatibility. This article reports anodization of Mg in KOH electrolyte and the associated surface, degradation, and biological properties for bioresorbable implant applications. The preparation procedures for electrodes and anodization setup significantly enhanced reproducibility of samples. The results of anodization performed at the applied potentials of 1.8, 1.9, or 2.0 V showed that the sample anodized at 1.9 V and annealed, referred to as the 1.9 AA sample, had homogenous... 
