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Active Materials for Medical Applications

This Special Issue was proposed by and for engineers, physicists, medical doctors, researchers and scientists. We intend to analyze and discuss different topics on special materials for medical applications. There is great potential in the application of active or smart materials (metallic, polymer...

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Formatua: Online
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Argitaratua: MDPI - Multidisciplinary Digital Publishing Institute 2022
Gaiak:
self-expandable metallic stent
ear canal
cadaver
ear speculum
endoscopy
surfactant
skin barrier function
skin permeability
alkyl structure
magnetic abrasive finishing
FEMM
surface roughness
multi-feed movement
beta-titanium wire
EDS elemental mapping
atomic force microscope
3D printing
Co–Cr–W
dental materials
SEM
EDS
scratch test
droplet adhesion
profilometry
microhardness
Mg–Ca–Gd alloys
microstructure
electrochemical evaluation
in vitro test
dental bridges
inlays
finite element analysis
orthodontics
healthy and reduced periodontium
bodily movement
mandibular anterior teeth
PLD
turmeric
curcuminoid-silanol films
transdermal patch
demetoxilation
SEM-EDS
LIF
hemp composite
Ti4Al4Zr
HA
electrophoresis
corrosion
biodegradable
Zn
microscratch
n/a
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Gaia:This Special Issue was proposed by and for engineers, physicists, medical doctors, researchers and scientists. We intend to analyze and discuss different topics on special materials for medical applications. There is great potential in the application of active or smart materials (metallic, polymer or ceramic) for the progression of applications in the medical domain of MEMS, actuators, sensors or functional systems. Active or “smart” materials have the ability to respond to different physical or chemical stimuli in a specific, repeatable mode. The actual activity in the domain, however, presents problems connected to obtaining, processing, characterizing, modeling and simulating or prototyping technologies. This Special Issue focuses on the most recent advances in obtaining and thermal and mechanical processing active materials used in the medical field with enhanced performances.

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