Light-Controlled Performance of Aggregate-Based Fluorescent Materials: from Aggregate Science Study to Exploration of Their Biological Applications

张晨

ZHANG Chen

11951001

博士

化学

LI KAI

生物医学工程系

2023-05-31

2023-08-10

香港科技大学

香港

Aggregation-induced Emmission Aggregate Science Drug Delivery Photoacoustic Force Photoinduced Thermoacoustic Process

英语

联合培养

2019

2023-08

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