Bio‐Informed Porous Mineral‐Based Composites (Small 7/2025)

Mineral-Based Composites The image illustrates a typical formation process of porous biominerals. Small clusters aggregate into larger structures. In the presence of appropriate organic scaffolds, these aggregates crystallize into porous minerals possessing well-defined structures and morphologies. In article number 2401052, Ran Zhao and Esther Amstad summarize different formation mechanisms of natural porous minerals and summarize methods to synthetically fabricate lightweight minerals possessing well-defined pores.

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2025-02-01
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https://doi.org/10.1002/smll.202570051
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Bone Tissue Engineering Materials
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Bio‐Informed Porous Mineral‐Based Composites (Small 7/2025)

Ran Zhao, Esther Amstad
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Bio‐Informed Porous Mineral‐Based Composites (Small 7/2025)

Ran Zhao, Esther Amstad
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Mineral-Based Composites The image illustrates a typical formation process of porous biominerals. Small clusters aggregate into larger structures. In the presence of appropriate organic scaffolds, these aggregates crystallize into porous minerals possessing well-defined structures and morphologies. In article number 2401052, Ran Zhao and Esther Amstad summarize different formation mechanisms of natural porous minerals and summarize methods to synthetically fabricate lightweight minerals possessing well-defined pores.

SmallVol. 21(7)
University of Fribourg (CH), École Polytechnique Fédérale de Lausanne (CH)
Openalex Percentile: Top 97%
Bone Tissue Engineering Materials
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