IFJ-032020-antiviral-fabric

Caryn Smith May 15, 2020 17 Views

Durable, Reuseable Antiviral Fabric — An illustration shows the treated textile's ability to repel fluids. Photo: University of Pittsburgh Swanson School of Engineering/LAMP Lab

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