One of the greatest trends currently revolutionizing healthcare is the introduction of
advanced additive manufacturing techniques, also known as 3D printing, for personalized …

Plasma polymers have long been of interest as thin film coatings on biomedical devices and
products, to generate desirable surface properties for favorable bio‐interfacial interactions …

Fungal pathogens cause over 6.5 million life-threatening systemic infections annually, with
mortality rates ranging from 20 to 95%, even with medical intervention. The World Health …

In the oral cavity, dental implants are exposed to an environment rich in various microbes
that can produce infectious biofilms on the implant surface. Here we report the development …

In recent years, increasing evidence has been collated on the contributions of fungal
species, particularly Candida, to medical device infections. Fungal species can form biofilms …

Candidemia is the most common form of invasive fungal infection associated with several
risk factors, and one of them is the use of medical devices, to which microbial biofilms can …

Fungi‐associated infections are very common diseases in humans, and these have
increased in immunocompromised population and hospitalized patients. Fungi grow almost …

Biomolecule-functionalization, through the presentation of biological motifs that promote
optimal cellular responses, has the capacity to improve the tissue integration of biomedical …

Nanoparticle–cell interactions between silica nanomaterials and mammalian cells have
been investigated extensively in the context of drug delivery, diagnostics, and imaging …

We describe the synthesis of hydrophilic poly (poly (ethylene glycol) methyl ether
methacrylate)(PmPEGMA) and hydrophobic poly (methyl methacrylate)(PMMA) caspofungin …