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2015Nanoporous alumina membranes for chromatography and molecular transportingKumeria, T.; Santos, A.; Losic, D.; Santos, A.
2015Advanced biopolymer-coated drug-releasing titania nanotubes (TNTs) implants with simultaneously enhanced osteoblast adhesion and antibacterial propertiesKumeria, T.; Mon, H.; Aw, M.; Gulati, K.; Santos, A.; Griesser, H.; Losic, D.
2016Realisation and advanced engineering of true optical rugate filters based on nanoporous anodic alumina by sinusoidal pulse anodisationSantos, A.; Yoo, J.; Rohatgi, C.; Kumeria, T.; Wang, Y.; Losic, D.
2015Luminescent silicon diatom replicas: self-reporting and degradable drug carriers with biologically derived shape for sustained delivery of therapeuticsMaher, S.; Alsawat, M.; Kumeria, T.; Fathalla, D.; Fetih, G.; Santos, A.; Habib, F.; Losic, D.
2015Carbon nanotube-nanoporous anodic alumina composite membranes with controllable inner diameters and surface chemistry: Influence on molecular transport and chemical selectivityAlsawat, M.; Altalhi, T.; Kumeria, T.; Santos, A.; Losic, D.
2015On the generation of interferometric colors in high purity and technical grade aluminum: an alternative green process for metal finishing industryChen, Y.; Santos, A.; Ho, D.; Wang, Y.; Kumeria, T.; Li, J.; Wang, C.; Losic, D.
2013Real-time and in situ drug release monitoring from nanoporous implants under dynamic flow conditions by reflectometric interference spectroscopyKumeria, T.; Gulati, K.; Santos, A.; Losic, D.
2013Optically optimized photoluminescent and interferometric biosensors based on nanoporous anodic alumina: a comparisonSantos, A.; Kumeria, T.; Losic, D.
2013Ultrasensitive nanoporous interferometric sensor for label-free detection of gold(III) ionsKumeria, T.; Santos, A.; Losic, D.
2013Synthesis of well-organised carbon nanotube membranes from non-degradable plastic bags with tuneable molecular transport: towards nanotechnological recyclingAltalhi, T.; Kumeria, T.; Santos, A.; Losic, D.

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