Mirroring nature's symmetry for revolutionary materials | Nam Ki-Tae

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Chirality is a property of asymmetry found in nature – depending on their chirality, for example, identically structured molecules could be either a useful drug or toxic. Nam Ki-Tae of Seoul National University explains how he is harnessing chilarity to create new kinds of synthetic nanoparticles, and what the applications could be.

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