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Microrobots Improve Cancer Detection and Advance Toward Microsurgery
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Microrobots have myriad healthcare applications. They can detect cancer at the cellular level, or choose the best materials for bone implant coatings. Dr. David Cappelleri's microrobots will also potentially perform micro-surgeries. Learn more at the Multi-scale Robotics and Automation Lab: http://sites.google.com/sit...
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