Devleena Samanta, “Electrically Controlled Drug Delivery”
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Stanford chemistry PhD candidate Devleena Samanta researches new, better ways to treat disease through nanoscience. In this talk, she describes a wireless, electric drug-delivery system that could improve treatment for numerous conditions.
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