Cardiovascular disease is currently the top global cause of death, however, research into
new therapies is in decline. Tissue engineering is a solution to this crisis and in combination …

Clay, or more precisely, certain clay typologies, have been used traditionally by humans for
therapeutic, nutritional, and skin-care purposes though they may be responsible for some …

The past few decades have seen a significant interest in the fumarate-based polymers for
biomedical applications. Poly (caprolactone fumarate)(PCLF) and oligo [poly (ethylene …

Carbon nanotube (CNT)-based hydrogels have recently found a wide variety of applications
due to the unique physical and chemical properties of CNTs. CNTs can be used as a …

Polymeric biomaterials exhibit excellent physicochemical characteristics as a scaffold for cell
and tissue engineering applications. Chemical modification of the polymers has been the …

In the current study, we fabricated a cardiac patch composed of gold nanowires incorporated
in collagen fibres by electrospinning followed by chemical crosslinking. Two other …

Hydrogels are hydrated polymers that are able to mimic many of the properties of living
tissues. For this reason, they have become a popular choice of biomaterial in many …

Electroconductive and injectable hydrogels are attracting increasing attention owing to the
needs of electrically induced regulation of cell behavior, tissue engineering of electroactive …

The increasing complexity of cardiovascular interventions requires advanced peri-
procedural imaging and tailored treatment. Three-dimensional printing technology …

Regenerative medicine seeks to assess how materials fundamentally affect cellular
functions to improve retaining, restoring, and revitalizing damaged tissues and cancer …