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Shirley Tang
Principal Investigator
University of Waterloo
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8 months ago
Biomedical materials, additive manufacturing, biomimetics, nanomaterials
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Shirley Tang advances translational biomaterials across biomedical engineering and chemistry. Her IP portfolio includes an issued patent and provisional filings on printable hydrophilic silicone inks and sustainable nanocomposites, enabling 3D‑printed microfluidics, tissue‑mimetic constructs, and protective surfaces for healthcare and sensing.
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University of Waterloo
Carbon quantum dots/biopolymer UV protective formulation
A non-toxic UV protective formulation using heteroatom-doped carbon quantum dots (CDs) integrated into biopolymer matrices, designed for agrochemical applications. This eco-friendly solution offers strong UV absorption, ...
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University of Waterloo
Durable cellulose nanocomposite coating for beverage containers
Innovative cellulose nanocomposite coating for beverage containers offering superior water, solvent, and acid resistance, while being biodegradable and plastic-free. Aiming to replace traditional plastic coatings, enhanc...
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University of Waterloo
3d-printed hip and pelvis models with human-like skin properties
Advanced multi-material 3D printing technology creates anatomically accurate hip and pelvis models with realistic soft tissues, enhancing applications in biomechanics, surgical simulations, and implant testing.
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