Bioengineering of Biomimetic Microenvironments for Tissue Engineering 2025
A special issue of Biomimetics (ISSN 2313-7673). This special issue belongs to the section "Biomimetic Design, Constructions and Devices".
Deadline for manuscript submissions: 30 April 2026 | Viewed by 37
Special Issue Editor
Interests: biomaterials; scaffolds; extracellular matrix; tissue engineering
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Dear Colleagues,
Tissue engineering is currently attracting ever-more attention because it could resolve the challenge of properly repairing tissue defects larger than the critical size. Biomimetic microenvironments have crucial effects on tissue regeneration. Therefore, over the last two decades or so, many studies have focused on bioengineering biomimetic microenvironments by appropriately controlling the components and structures of implanting scaffolds, mainly including selecting original materials, designing and constructing scaffolds, optimizing and modifying scaffolds, loading biological molecules, culturing cells, etc. Meanwhile, many in vitro and in vivo experiments have been launched to explore the effectiveness of the above strategies and reveal the related mechanisms. This is relevant to materials science, engineering, chemistry, biological science, medicine, biofabrication, sensor technologies, and many more fields.
This Special Issue, titled “Bioengineering of Biomimetic Microenvironments for Tissue Engineering 2025”, calls for contributions from researchers and thinkers in all realms of the above fields and welcomes theoretical, experimental, and review contributions from biomimetics experts, biologists, material scientists, engineers, medical scientists, and therapists who are engaged and interested in this fast-growing field.
Prof. Dr. Xiaoming Li
Guest Editor
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Keywords
- tissue engineering
- tissue regeneration
- biomimetic microenvironments
- bioengineering
- implanting scaffolds
- tissue defect repair
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