Ultrathin Silicon Membranes for Wearable Dialysis
Dean G. Johnson(University of Rochester), James L. McGrath(University of Rochester Medicine), Jeremy G. Taylor(University of Rochester), K. Smith(University of Rochester), Alexander A. Shestopalov(University of Rochester), Jon‐Paul S. DesOrmeaux(University of Rochester), Thomas R. Gaborski(Rochester Institute of Technology), Yekaterina L. Lyubarskaya(University of Rochester), Christopher C. Striemer(University of Rochester), Tejas S. Khire(University of Rochester)
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