Section edited by Pooria Mohammadi
Nanobiomaterials possess unique physical and chemical properties that facilitate significant interaction with biological structures, which enhances their potential in medical science. Nanotechnology and biomaterials together have opened up interesting ways to improve theranostics by combining diagnostic and therapeutic functions into a single, multifunctional platform. The application of nanotechnology in healthcare, known as nanomedicine, is revolutionizing diagnostic, therapeutic, and preventative paradigms. By using nanotechnology, healthcare professionals are able to apply precision medicine strategies that tailor medicines according to patients’ distinct biological profiles, resulting in enhanced therapeutic outcomes.
The Nanobiomaterials & Nanomedicine section aims to explore cutting-edge innovations, emphasizing advancements of the distinctive characteristics of nanoscale materials to advance diagnostics, therapies, and regenerative medicine. It is dedicated to the spirit of innovation, focusing on the synthesis, functionalization, and clinical translation of nano- and bio-materials while advocating collaborative, multidisciplinary efforts. We invite researchers, clinicians, and industry leaders to share their insights and contributions to this dynamic, rapidly growing subject.
