Biomedicine
Current research focuses on the development of new biomaterials by the hybridization of bio-organic and inorganic materials. Scientists are interested in the development of functional biomaterials through the inspiration from nature. Incorporating the biological inspiration with nano-scale design can lead to enhanced performance and properties of materials. Some biomaterial researchers along with medical researchers are trying to bring new innovations in medical implants, stents, and grafts.
- Tissue repair Materials
- Bioadhesives
- Medical implants
- Nano-structured hydrogels
- Biodegradable polymer
- Structural & cellular ceramics
Related Conference of Biomedicine
May 18-19, 2026
32nd International Conference on Advanced Materials, Nanotechnology and Engineering
Paris, France
September 21-22, 2026
24th International Conference and Exhibition on Materials Science and Chemistry
Barcelona, Spain
Biomedicine Conference Speakers
Recommended Sessions
- Nanomaterials in Medical Applications
- 2D and 3D Imaging
- 3D and 4D Materials Science
- Advanced Functional Materials
- Biomedicine
- Carbon Nanotubes
- Catalysis and Pyrolysis
- Catalytic Materials and Technologies
- Chirality
- Chromic Materials
- Composites
- Computational Materials
- Defence and Aerospace Materials
- Economics of Materials
- Electrocatalysis
- Energy Materials
- Flexible and Nanobio Device
- Flexible Devices and Metamaterials
- Futuristic Materials
- Magnetic Materials
- Materials Hybrid Combinations
- Materials in Information Technology
- Materials Modelling
- Materials Structure Mechanics
- Materials Sustainablity
- Materials Synthesis & Processing
- Nanoparticles
- Nanostructured Materials
- Non-Metallic Solid Materials
- Organic Materials
- Organoboron Chemistry
- Organometallic Synthesis
- Organosilicon Chemistry
- Petrochemical
- Photonics & Electronics Materials
- Polymers
- Rational Molecular Drug Design
- Semiconducting and Quantum Materials
- Sensor Materials
- Smart Device Materials
- Solid State NMR Spectroscopy
- Super Materials
- Superconducting Materials
- Surface Chemistry