Utilization of coffee pulp for the production of sustainable cellulosic composite and plant-based hydrogel as a potential human wound dressing
Sarana Rose Sommano(Chiang Mai University), William G. T. Willats(Newcastle University), Jiraporn Sangta(Chiang Mai University), Baramee Chanabodeechalermrung(Chiang Mai University), Pensak Jantrawut(Chiang Mai University), Cassie R. Bakshani(MicroBio Engineering (United States)), Piyachat Sunanta(Chiang Mai University)
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