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National ESCA and Surface Analysis Center for Biolmedical Problems
NESAC/BIO is a state-of-the-art surface analysis instrumentation and research facility serving the biomedical research community.

UW Department of Bioengineering
The University of Washington's Bioengineering program is recognized as one of the finest in the world. It is home to some of the most exciting research being done in the field today, and to one of the most highly regarded doctoral programs.

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Society for Biomaterials
Since the 1950s, the research field of biomaterials has evolved from a side interest of pioneering engineers, dentists, and surgeons into a multi-disciplinary effort where professionals from dozens of different disciplines and educational backgrounds contribute significantly to the success of surgical, dental, and medical devices. More...

Biomaterials Network
The "Biomaterials Resources on the Internet WebPage" was created in May 1998 and has considerably changed since then. In February 2000 it has become the Biomaterials Network, changing from the original collection of WWW links to an interactive source of information, where users can actively participate and communicate with each other. More...

Surfaces in Biomaterials Foundation
The Surfaces in Biomaterials Foundation is dedicated to exploring creative solutions to technical challenges at the BioInterface by fostering education and multidisciplinary cooperation among industrial, academic, clinical, and regulatory communities. More...

European Cells and Materials Journal
European Cells & Materials provides an international and interdisciplinary forum for publication and discussion for researchers in the following fields: Interaction of tissues, cells or bacteria with biomaterials (in vivo, in vitro, ex vivo), properties of bone, cartilage & connecting tissues, including ligaments & tendons, tissue engineering, surface characterisation of biomaterials.


 
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