Surface engineering provides one of the most important means of engineering product differentiation in terms of quality, performance, and lifecycle cost. It is essential to achieve predetermined functional properties of materials such as mechanical strength, biocompatibility, corrosion resistance, wear resistance, and heat and oxidation resistance. Surface Engineering of Biomaterials addresses this topic across a diverse range of process technologies and healthcare applications.



Introduces biomaterial surface science and surface engineering and includes criteria for biomaterial surface selection
Focuses on a broad array of materials including metals, ceramics, polymers, alloys, and composites
Discusses corrosion, degradation, and material release issues in implant materials
Covers various processing routes to develop biomaterial surfaces, including for smart and energy applications
Details techniques for post-modification of biomaterial surfaces

This reference work helps researchers working at the intersection of materials science and biotechnology to engineer functional biomaterials for a variety of applications.