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Nanorocket Upgrade! Brakes and Steering Wheel Now Included
Nanorockets have been making waves since they have been discovered to be ideal vessels for delivering medicine. Developed by the bio-organic chemists at Radboud University, the soft nanosystems can self-assemble and spontaneously form functional units, allowing them to change and contain substances such as medicine.
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