Bookedited by Melba Navarro, Josep A. Planell.
Contents:
Is nanotechnology the key to unravel and engineer biological processes?
Synthesis of genetically engineered protein polymers (recombinamers) as an example of advanced self-assembled smart materials
Design of biomolecules for nanoengineered biomaterials for regenerative medicine
Stimuli responsive polymers for nanoengineering of biointerfaces
Micro/nanopatterning of proteins using a nanoimprint-based contact printing technique
Functionalization of surfaces with synthetic oligonucleotides
Fabrication of PEG hydrogel microwell arrays for high-throughput single stem cell culture and analysis
Preparation of polyelectrolyte nanocomplexes containing recombinant human hepatocyte growth factor as potential oral carriers for liver regeneration
Electrospinning technology in tissue regeneration
Protein adsorption characterization
Measuring wettability of biosurfaces at the microscale
AFM to study bio/nonbio interactions
Evaluation of cytocompatibility and cell response to boron nitride nanotubes
Nanobiosensors for in vitro and in vivo analysis of biomolecules
Novel strategies to engineering biological tissue in vitro
Enabling biomedical research with designer quantum dots
The role of nanophotonics in regenerative medicine
Molecular dynamics methods for modeling complex interactions in biomaterials
Regenerative nanomedicine: ethical, legal, and social issues.