Advanced Characterization of Biochemical Materials
A special issue of Materials (ISSN 1996-1944). This special issue belongs to the section "Advanced Materials Characterization".
Deadline for manuscript submissions: 20 May 2025 | Viewed by 33
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Special Issue Information
Dear Colleagues,
Biochemical products are essential in various fields of science and engineering, ranging from medical science to renewable fuel engineering. Numerous scientists seek innovative applications of biochemical materials, e.g., in nanotechnology or innovative medicine. This trend requires development in the characterization techniques of biochemical materials. Often, the required precision is much higher than the conventional methods. In some cases, time-sensitive analysis becomes essential.
Proper characterization of biochemical materials is significant not only in the development of new materials. It also contributes to the advancement of biochemical science via thermodynamic interpretation of biochemical reactions, precise analysis of the structural change and stability of biochemical materials, etc.
This Special Issue aims to discuss all these contemporary topics in biochemistry, focusing on material characterization. Biochemistry is a highly interdisciplinary science whose development is strongly based on the necessity of multiphysics modeling and characterization. Discussions by researchers of different scientific backgrounds are valuable. Researchers with all backgrounds are encouraged to participate.
Prof. Dr. Sanichiro Yoshida
Dr. Giovanni Pappalettera
Guest Editors
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Keywords
- protein engineering
- biochemical reactions and dynamics
- structural change and stability of biochemical materials
- novel applications of biochemical materials
- nanomedicine
- microbioreactors
- bioprinting
- biofuels
- biological computing
- biochemical sensing
- sustainable biochemicals
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