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Bioceramics for tissue engineering and drug delivery

Biomaterials represent a very important class of materials and their significance and relevance for the advancement of the healthcare and biomedical sectors are continuously growing. The biomaterials research field is attracting increasing interest from researchers of a wide range of scientific disciplines which go beyond the traditional boundary of materials science and engineering, encompassing biochemistry, cell biology, nanotechnology, bioengineering and medicine. The challenges in biomaterials research are related to both the improvement of current biomaterials for applications in biomedical devices and implants as well as the creation of new materials for tackling ever increasing needs from the medical sciences.