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Materials in medicine and health

Materials Research Innovations (MRI ) is a refereed quarterly materials journal that publishes papers covering non-traditional topics at the frontier of science and technology and their management. Among the new directions for materials research there is a worldwide thrust in integrating innovative materials (especially nanomaterials) to develop and facilitate bio and nanosystems-based technologies aimed at improving healthcare. The challenge for the future of nanomaterials in medicine and health can be met through synergistic work between materials scientists and engineers who are adept at responding to specified needs with nanomaterials-based innovations in technologies and physicians and medical researchers who best understand the needs of their patients. The promise of new materials-based technologies in advancing healthcare is reflected in various emerging platforms. These are potentially capable of identifying and treating diseases at much earlier stages by interacting directly with the cellular and sub-cellular pathways.