Society for Biomaterials
This edition of the Forum features the 2026 officer candidates for President-Elect and Member-at-Large and celebrates SFB's 2026 award recipients. Technical features explore the 60-year evolution of biomaterials at the University of Illinois Chicago, focusing on real-time atomic-scale imaging, and Stony Brook University’s development of engineered organoid models for Alzheimer’s and skeletal diseases. The issue also provides critical updates on the lapse of SBIR/STTR reauthorization, the Nationa
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- Website: https://www.biomaterials.org/
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This edition of the Forum features the 2026 officer candidates for President-Elect and Member-at-Large and celebrates SFB's 2026 award recipients. Technical features explore the 60-year evolution of biomaterials at the University of Illinois Chicago, focusing on real-time atomic-scale imaging, and Stony Brook University’s development of engineered organoid models for Alzheimer’s and skeletal diseases. The issue also provides critical updates on the lapse of SBIR/STTR reauthorization, the Nationa
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