DUBLIN--(BUSINESS WIRE )--The "Growth Opportunities in Nutraceuticals, Carbon Capture, Lithium Metal Batteries, Self Healing Concrete, and e-Skin for Health Vitals Monitoring" report has been added to ResearchAndMarkets.com's offering.

The report features information on the use of anti-secretory supplements to treat gastrointestinal disorders during cancer and HIV therapy. It covers innovations based on the use of biodegradable agents added to enhance the self-healing properties of concrete used in the construction industry. The other focal point is the use of solid-state electrolyte based lithium metal batteries with higher energy densities and faster charging rates used in EVs.

The report additionally provides insights on the use of quad level cell technology for embedded flash memory used in data centers across the globe. It also provides latest innovations in the use of bio-plastics with super hydrophobic properties, use of wireless smart bandages with 3-D printed needle arrays to enable the precise delivery of therapeutics to the wound, and the use of sweat proof electronic skin for long term monitoring of health.

1. Innovations Opportunities in Nutraceuticals, Carbon Capture, and e-Skin for Health Vitals Monitoring

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