Cryopreservation is the most effective technology for the long-term preservation of biological
materials, including cells, tissues, and even organs in the future. The process of cooling and …

Cryopreservation by vitrification has far-reaching implications. However, rewarming
techniques that are rapid and scalable (both in throughput and biosystem size) for low …

Vitrification‐based cryopreservation is a promising approach to achieving long‐term storage
of biological systems for maintaining biodiversity, healthcare, and sustainable food …

Ice crystal nucleation and growth during cryopreservation is problematic, as ice drives cell
damage and death. Cooling of biological systems to the glass transition temperature of …

Vitrification is a promising approach for ice-free cryopreservation of biological material, but
progress is hindered by the limited set of experimental tools for studying processes in the …

Titanium nitride (TiN) is presented as an alternative plasmonic nanomaterial to the
commonly used gold (Au) for its potential use in laser rewarming of cryopreserved …

Coral reefs are threatened by anthropogenic climate change, which causes ocean
acidification and warming that can result in coral death and the loss of genetic diversity on …

Among emerging approaches toward achieving long-term storage of biological systems
within healthcare and in the pursuit of increasing biodiversity and sustainable global food …

Drug discovery pipelines rely on the availability of isolated primary hepatocytes for
investigating potential hepatotoxicity prior to clinical application. These hepatocytes are …

In this work we address longstanding gaps in understanding in phase change theories
linking the nucleation rate, growth rate, growth geometry, and transformed fraction of phase …