The management of clinical solid waste (CSW) continues to be a major challenge,
particularly, in most healthcare facilities of the developing world. Poor conduct and …

The increasing complexity in morphology and composition of modern biomedical materials
(eg, soft and hard biological tissues, synthetic and natural‐based scaffolds, technical …

The development of bio-resorbable implant materials is rapidly going on. Sterilization of
those materials is inevitable to assure the hygienic requirements for critical medical devices …

While supercritical processes are developing both for “classical” applications in food
industry and in new domains related to Health Sciences, the interactions of supercritical …

Sterilization of implantable medical devices is of most importance to avoid surgery related
complications such as infection and rejection. Advances in biotechnology fields, such as …

High pressure carbon dioxide (HPCD) technology applied to foods has gained a particular
scientific interest considering the number of publications and patents published in the last …

The increase in the world demand of bone and cartilage replacement therapies urges the
development of advanced synthetic scaffolds for regenerative purposes, not only providing …

Liposomes are targeted drug delivery systems that are of great pharmaceutical and
therapeutic interest. Parenteral route is the main way used for liposome administration. In …

Tras la publicación de la Directiva 271/91 CEE en materia de depuración de aguas, una vez
alcanzados unos mínimos en cuanto a exigencias de contaminación en los vertidos, el …

The demand for tissue and organ transplantation worldwide has led to an increased interest
in the development of new therapies to restore normal tissue function through …