Biomaterials

Polymer biomaterials are a versatile class of materials engineered for a wide range of biomedical applications, leveraging the unique properties of polymers to address various healthcare challenges. These biomaterials are composed of long chains of repeating molecular units, providing flexibility in design, fabrication, and functionality.

One of the key advantages of polymer biomaterials is their tunable properties, allowing for precise control over mechanical strength, flexibility, and degradation rates. This tunability enables polymer biomaterials to mimic the mechanical properties of natural tissues, making them ideal candidates for applications such as tissue engineering, wound healing, and drug delivery.