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Multiphoton Processing Technologies for Applications in Biology and Tissue Engineering

Jan Torgersen

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Abstract

Versatile microfabrication technologies are presented utilizing photochemistry induced by multiphoton absorption of ultra-short laser pulses. Processing novel biophotopolymers, we show how customized cell microenvironments can be fabricated mimicking the complexity of the natural extra-cellular matrix.

© 2015 Optical Society of America

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