Scientific Sessions

Biomedical biomaterials, designed to interact with biological systems, are transforming healthcare by enhancing the effectiveness of medical treatments and devices. These materials, which include biocompatible polymers, ceramics, and metals, are engineered to support tissue regeneration, deliver drugs, and replace damaged tissues or organs. Applications of biomedical biomaterials include advanced wound dressings, orthopedic implants, cardiovascular stents, and tissue scaffolds for regenerative medicine. They offer benefits such as improved biocompatibility, reduced risk of infection, and enhanced healing. Challenges in this field involve ensuring long-term stability, avoiding immune rejection, and achieving the desired mechanical and biological properties. Ongoing research focuses on developing smart biomaterials that can respond to physiological conditions, creating biodegradable materials for temporary implants, and utilizing nanotechnology to improve functionality.