Can self assembly in biology, physics, chemistry and literature explain aggregation?

Nathalie Olivi-Tran @Nathalie_Olivi-Tran

02 February 2014 0 6K Report

Is there a link between the properties of self aggregation in all those domains in literature, biology, physics and chemistry?

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