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State of the Art in Bioengineering

État de l’art en Bioingénierie




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Aims and scope

Objectifs de la revue

State of the Art in Bioengineering concentrates on all the research linked to living materials science and materials for living beings. It aims at establishing a bridge between materials science and biology.

 

The journal focuses on the following areas: the design, the modeling and the multi-physical and multi-scale characterization of living materials, biomimetic materials or even bio-inspired, bio-artificial materials, the materials and biomaterials obtained with 3D printing, the interfaces and interphases in between these artificial materials and living tissues, their regeneration, their remodeling and their evolution over time.

 

The subjects involved are: biomechanics, biomaterials, nanobiotechnologies (MEMS, NEMS, etc.), nanobiomechanics, bioengineering, and mechanical-biology.

État de l’art en Bioingénierie est dédiée à toutes les recherches en relation avec les sciences des matériaux du vivant et pour le vivant. Elle vise à établir un pont entre les sciences des matériaux et la biologie.

 

La revue s’intéresse aux domaines suivants : la conception, la modélisation et la caractérisation multi-physique et multi-échelle des matériaux du vivant, les matériaux biomimétiques ou encore bio-inspirés, les matériaux bio-artificiels, les matériaux et biomatériaux obtenus par impression 3D, les interfaces ou interphases entre ces matériaux artificiels et les tissus vivants, leur régénération, remodelage et évolution dans le temps.

 

Les disciplines concernées sont : la biomécanique, les biomatériaux, les nano-biotechnologies (MEMS, NEMS, etc.), la nano-biomécanique, la bio-ingénierie, la mécano-biologie.

Journal issues

2017

Volume 17- 1

Issue 1

2022

Volume 22- 2

Issue 1

Recent articles

Passive and active mechanical tests at different scales of the skeletal muscle: a literature review

Human skeletal muscle is a complex tissue with a strict and ordered hierarchy (muscle, fiber, myofibril) similar to rodent animal used to study the mechanical properties of healthy and pathological muscles (e.g. mdx mouse (...)


MR elastography of the human lung

Magnetic resonance elastography (MRE) is a non-invasive imaging technique which is becoming more commonly used in radiology departments to assess different stages of liver fibrosis. In the last decade, numerous MRE (...)


Human skeletal muscle: multiscale characterization and multiphysics modelling

Human skeletal muscle is a living tissue with complex multiscale architecture. The characterization and modelling of skeletal muscle provide useful data for a better understanding of muscle behaviors in physiological and (...)


Editorial Board


Editors in Chief

Marie-Christine HO BA THO
Biomécanique Bioingénierie - CNRS
Université de Technologie de Compiègne
hobatho@utc.fr

Yves REMOND
Université de Strasbourg, ECPM, CNRS
remond@unistra.fr


Co-Editors

Sabine BENSAMOUN
UTC Compiègne
sabine.bensamoun@utc.fr

Jérôme CHEVALIER
MATEIS – INSA de Lyon
jerome.chevalier@insa-lyon.fr

Daniel GEORGE
Université de Strasbourg
george@unistra.fr

Christian HELLMICH
Institute for Mechanics of Materials
and Structures
Vienna University of Technology
Autriche
christian.hellmich@tuwien.ac.at

Philippe LAVALLE
Inserm
philippe.lavalle@inserm.fr

Véronique MIGONNEY
CSPBAT – Université Paris 13
veronique.migonney@univ-paris13.fr


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