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Nanomaterials in biomedical applications
Abstract
Advances in nano materials have lead to applications in many areas from automotive to electronics and medicine. Nano composites are a popular group of nano materials. Nanocomposites in medical applications provide novel solutions to common problems. Materials for implants, biosensors and drug delivery are examples of important applications, but as the materials are new there are challenges e.g. related to bio integration and inflammatory response.