Tissue Engineering And Nanotheranostics

Frontiers in Nanobiomedical Research

ISSN: 2251-

Series Editors: Martin L. Yarmush (Harvard Medical School, USA)

Donglu Shi (University of Cincinnati, USA)

This new book series “Frontiers in Nanobiomedical Research” (FNBMR) effectively

facilitates interactions and collaborations between the nano and medical research

communities, who are focused on solving key problems based on emerging nanoscience

and technologies, by publishing scientific monographs, graduate level texts, and reference

materials, including handbooks and major reference works. These books will address the

applications of a broad spectrum of materials, chemical, biological and medical sciences,

and engineering. In addition, the book series publications summarize the wealth of

experimental results in both nanomaterials and biomedicine and introduce new aspects of

nanoscience relevant to biological and medical applications. The series also demonstrates

new trends in the field and cultivates a new research community in both frontier research

and higher education.

Published

Vol. 11 Cancer Therapeutics and Imaging:

Molecular and Cellular Engineering and Nanobiomedicine

edited by Kaushal Rege and Sheba Goklany (Arizona State University, USA)

Vol. 10 Tissue Engineering and Nano Theranostics

edited by Donglu Shi (University of Cincinnati, USA) and

Qing Liu (Tongji University, China)

Vol. 9 The World Scientific Encyclopedia of Nanomedicine and Bioengineering II:

Bioimplants, Regenerative Medicine, and Nano-Cancer Diagnosis and

Phototherapy (A 3-Volume Set)

edited by Donglu Shi (University of Cincinnati, USA),

Maoquan Chu (Tongji University, China) and

Jiang Chang (Chinese Academy of Sciences, China)

Vol. 8 Bioengineering in Wound Healing: A Systems Approach

edited by Martin L. Yarmush (Rutgers University, USA & Harvard Medical

School, USA) and Alexander Goldberg (Tel Aviv University, Israel)

Vol. 7 Multiscale Technologies for Cryomedicine: Implementation from Nano

to Macroscale

edited by Xiaoming He (The Ohio State University, USA) and

John C. Bischof (University of Minnesota, USA)

For further details, please visit: http://www.worldscientific.com/series/fnbmr

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