Biomedical Materials

Materials for tissue engineering and regenerative medicine

The goal of the journal is to publish original research findings that contribute to our knowledge about the composition, properties, and performance of materials for tissue engineering and regenerative medicine. Recognizing the advances in biomedical materials being made throughout the world, the journal will seek to serve as a vehicle for dissemination of work conducted internationally. Papers are now invited for immediate submission for peer review.

Latest issue (complete) No 4, December 2008 (040201-049901)
Open issue No 1, February 2009 (011001-015015)

Forthcoming articles
An advance list of articles that have been accepted for publication.

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Highlights of 2007
A selection of papers that highlight the very best research published in Biomedical Materials
in 2007. All the articles are available for free until 31 December 2008. Read the highlights.

NEW - Principles and Practice of Tissue Engineering
The classes for the fall Harvard-MIT subject, HST.535 “Principles and Practice of Tissue Engineering,” will be Webcast live, and accessible at no charge.

NEW - Special Issue: Advanced processing routes for tissue engineering and regenerative medicine
Exploring key advances in the main areas of biomedical materials and their potential application to clinical practices, this special issue covers a broad spectrum of biomaterials, techniques and functions. Read the articles.

Free to developing and low income countries
Access to the content of Biomedical Materials is free to selected developing and low-income countries; please click here for more information.

What's new?
New publication for 2009: Biofabrication

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