The Springer Series in Biomaterials Science and Engineering addresses the manufacture, structure and properties, and applications of materials that are in contact with
biological systems, temporarily or permanently. It deals with many aspects of modern
biomaterials, from basic science to clinical applications, as well as host responses. It
covers the whole spectrum of biomaterials–polymers, metals, glasses and ceramics,
and composites/hybrids–and includes both biological materials (collagen, polysaccharides, biological apatites, etc.) and synthetic materials. The materials can be
in different forms: single crystals, polycrystalline materials, particles, fibers/wires,
coatings, non-porous materials, porous scaffolds, etc. New and developing areas of
biomaterials, such as nano-biomaterials and diagnostic and therapeutic nanodevices,
are also focuses in this series. Advanced analytical techniques that are applicable in
R&D and theoretical methods and analyses for biomaterials are also important topics.
Frontiers in nanomedicine, regenerative medicine and other rapidly advancing areas
calling for great explorations are highly relevant. The Springer Series in Biomaterials
Science and Engineering aims to provide critical reviews of important subjects in the
field, publish new discoveries and significant progresses that have been made in both
biomaterials development and the advancement of principles, theories and designs,
and report cutting-edge research and relevant technologies. The individual volumes
in the series are thematic. The goal of each volume is to give readers a comprehensive overview of an area where new knowledge has been gained and insights made.
Significant topics in the area are dealt with in good depth and future directions are
predicted on the basis of current developments. As a collection, the series provides
authoritative works to a wide audience in academia, the research community, and
industry.
This book series is indexed by the EI Compendex and Scopus databases.
If you are interested in publishing your book in the series, please contact Dr.
Mengchu Huang (Email: mengchu.huang@springer.com).
More information about this series at http://www.springer.com/series/10955
biological systems, temporarily or permanently. It deals with many aspects of modern
biomaterials, from basic science to clinical applications, as well as host responses. It
covers the whole spectrum of biomaterials–polymers, metals, glasses and ceramics,
and composites/hybrids–and includes both biological materials (collagen, polysaccharides, biological apatites, etc.) and synthetic materials. The materials can be
in different forms: single crystals, polycrystalline materials, particles, fibers/wires,
coatings, non-porous materials, porous scaffolds, etc. New and developing areas of
biomaterials, such as nano-biomaterials and diagnostic and therapeutic nanodevices,
are also focuses in this series. Advanced analytical techniques that are applicable in
R&D and theoretical methods and analyses for biomaterials are also important topics.
Frontiers in nanomedicine, regenerative medicine and other rapidly advancing areas
calling for great explorations are highly relevant. The Springer Series in Biomaterials
Science and Engineering aims to provide critical reviews of important subjects in the
field, publish new discoveries and significant progresses that have been made in both
biomaterials development and the advancement of principles, theories and designs,
and report cutting-edge research and relevant technologies. The individual volumes
in the series are thematic. The goal of each volume is to give readers a comprehensive overview of an area where new knowledge has been gained and insights made.
Significant topics in the area are dealt with in good depth and future directions are
predicted on the basis of current developments. As a collection, the series provides
authoritative works to a wide audience in academia, the research community, and
industry.
This book series is indexed by the EI Compendex and Scopus databases.
If you are interested in publishing your book in the series, please contact Dr.
Mengchu Huang (Email: mengchu.huang@springer.com).
More information about this series at http://www.springer.com/series/10955