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Nanoscale Thin Films for Biomedical Applications
Elsevier Science & Technology
ISBN 978-0-443-18929-6
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Buch. Softcover
2026
In englischer Sprache
Format (B x L): 15,2 x 22,9 cm
Verlag: Elsevier Science & Technology
ISBN: 978-0-443-18929-6
Produktbeschreibung
Nanoscale Thin Films for Biomedical Applications introduces nano-thin films to the reader, exploring the various methods of thin film fabrication, particularly nanoengineering of composites to ensure specialized properties to suit a range of applications.
A wide selection of key biomedical applications is covered, including tunable drug delivery, wound healing, medical implants and cancer treatment, with an important focus on antimicrobial effects and reduction of infection risk.
This book is a useful reference for those working in materials science, nanobiotechnology, biomedical engineering and microbiology, with an interest in the development and application of nanoscale thin films in biomedicine.
A wide selection of key biomedical applications is covered, including tunable drug delivery, wound healing, medical implants and cancer treatment, with an important focus on antimicrobial effects and reduction of infection risk.
This book is a useful reference for those working in materials science, nanobiotechnology, biomedical engineering and microbiology, with an interest in the development and application of nanoscale thin films in biomedicine.
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- Comprehensively covers the key properties and characteristics of nano-thin films, demonstrating their unique qualities and versatility for a host of applications - Assesses a broad range of biomedical applications of nanoscale thin films, from antimicrobial and orthopaedic medicine, to biosensing and implants - Highlights the toxicological, ethical and regulatory issues involved in nanoscale thin film development and use
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