About this Research Topic
The Biomaterials International (BMI) conference is a prominent gathering for the exchange and demonstration of innovative concepts and progress in biomaterials, attended by representatives from academia and industry worldwide. BMI-2023 is scheduled to be held from July 30-August 3, 2023, in Sapporo city, Japan, and will be organized by Chang Gung University and Tokyo Medical and Dental University. The conference provides an exceptional opportunity for researchers to showcase and debate the latest advancements in biomaterials, effectively representing cutting-edge advances in the field.
The Research Topic will compile a set of scientific publications encompassing the fundamental aspects introduced at BMI-2023 from a multitude of scientific domains, such as biology, physiology, materials science, physics, chemistry, engineering, and clinical science, related to biomaterials, methods, and approaches. Furthermore, a series of collections will concentrate on the utilization of biomaterials in biomechanics, biosensors and biochips, and biomedical optoelectronics, among others. Our objective is to utilize this occasion to provide readers with the current cutting-edge research and development in biomaterials by creating a comprehensive summary of the outcomes presented in one location.
Topics to be included in the conference, and in this collection are:
•Biodegradable materials and devices
•Metallic biomaterials
•Ceramic biomaterials
•Smart materials
•Synthesis and fabrication of biomaterials and devices
•Regenerative medicine and tissue engineering
•Interactions of biomaterials and cells
•Nanoscale biomaterials
•Delivery of drug, gene, vaccine, and active biomolecules
•Functionalization and bioactivity
•Biomaterials applications in biomechanics, biosensors and biochips, biomedical optoelectronics
The Research Topic will compile a set of scientific publications encompassing the fundamental aspects introduced at BMI-2023 from a multitude of scientific domains, such as biology, physiology, materials science, physics, chemistry, engineering, and clinical science, related to biomaterials, methods, and approaches. Furthermore, a series of collections will concentrate on the utilization of biomaterials in biomechanics, biosensors and biochips, and biomedical optoelectronics, among others. Our objective is to utilize this occasion to provide readers with the current cutting-edge research and development in biomaterials by creating a comprehensive summary of the outcomes presented in one location.
Topics to be included in the conference, and in this collection are:
•Biodegradable materials and devices
•Metallic biomaterials
•Ceramic biomaterials
•Smart materials
•Synthesis and fabrication of biomaterials and devices
•Regenerative medicine and tissue engineering
•Interactions of biomaterials and cells
•Nanoscale biomaterials
•Delivery of drug, gene, vaccine, and active biomolecules
•Functionalization and bioactivity
•Biomaterials applications in biomechanics, biosensors and biochips, biomedical optoelectronics
Keywords: biomaterials, tissue engineering, biocompatibility, regenerative medicine, medical implants
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