Recently, nanomaterials have been widely utilized in tissue engineering applications due to
their unique properties such as the high surface to volume ratio and diversity of morphology …

Deep brain stimulation (DBS) is used to treat the motor symptoms of Parkinson's disease
patients by stimulating the subthalamic nucleus. However, optimization of DBS is still …

Designing a successful biological interface for a biomaterial requires the application of
concepts from multiple fields, including materials science, surface science, nanoscience …

During wound healing, a complex cascade of cellular and molecular events occurs, which is
governed by topographical and biochemical cues. Therefore, optimal tissue repair requires …

Over several decades, biomaterial scientists have developed materials to spur axonal
regeneration and limit secondary injury and tested these materials within preclinical animal …

Nanomaterial advancements have driven progress in central and peripheral nervous system
applications such as tissue regeneration and brain–machine interfacing. Ideally, neural …

The design of biomaterials able to facilitate cell adhesion is critical in the field of tissue
engineering. Precise control of surface chemistry at the material/tissue interface plays a …

Transcranial magnetic stimulation (TMS) is a noninvasive neuromodulation technique, an
FDA-approved treatment method for various neurological disorders such as depressive …

Nerve guidance channels (NGCs) promote cell‐extracellular matrix (ECM) interactions
occurring within the nanoscale. However, studies focusing on the effects of nanophase …

The limitation of short-term usage of neural interfacing devices encouraged the development
of neuro-specific biomaterials. Our hypothesis is that a biomaterial covered with the …