Biomaterials are naturally derived or synthetic materials designed to interact with biological systems for medical or industrial applications. They are engineered to support the development of products such as implants, drug delivery systems, and tissue scaffolds, ensuring biocompatibility and functionality. The use of biomaterials in product design and innovation enhances the performance and sustainability of medical devices and other applications in the life sciences.
This week: inverse opals, photonic colloidal crystal, optical sensors, biological sensors, PLA, Nonwoven Fabrics, Plasma Treatments, Active-Molecule Retention, Chitosan, Thermosensitive
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This week: Coal Gasification, Graphite-phase Carbon Nitride, Magnetic Particles, Photodegradation, rheological properties, functionalized smart resins, hydrogen storage, epoxy-based composites, Passive
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