Norihisa Miki

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Creator: Schloss Dagstuhl - Leibniz Center for Informatics
Published: 1993
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2018
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Kaoru Saito, Kazuma Fujimoto, Kazuhiko Higashi, Norihisa Miki:
Microbes Culture System Using Cellulose Tubes and Photocatalyst-Coated Glass Balls. EMBC 2018: 5741-5744
2016
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Kazuhiko Higashi, Norihisa Miki:
A simple method for micropatterning nanofibrous hydrogel film. EMBC 2016: 145-148
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Kazuhiko Fujimoto, Miho Ogawa, Kazuhiko Higashi, Norihisa Miki:
Micro-tube mass production device for microbial culture. EMBC 2016: 481-484
2015
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Miho Ogawa, Kazuhiko Higashi, Norihisa Miki:
Development of hydrogel microtubes for microbe culture in open environment. EMBC 2015: 5896-5899
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Kazuhiko Higashi, Norihisa Miki:
Toad's egg-like cultivation process for forming microcarriers from nanofibrous hydrogel. EMBC 2015: 5900-5903

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