Artificial intelligence empowering innovative research and development in medical materials: prospects from model algorithm breakthroughs to precision transformation

Traditional medical material development relies on trial-and-error experimentation and lengthy clinical trials, resulting in prolonged cycles, high costs, and limited success rates. This model not only severely hampers research and development efficiency but also struggles to rapidly address the urgent demand for new materials in the medical field. Artificial intelligence (AI) technology, by integrating multimodal data with advanced algorithms, is breaking through this bottleneck. This paper systematically reviews the application progress of AI across the entire medical material development chain, focusing on 3 core scenarios: “AI-driven molecular material design,” “biocompatibility prediction,” and “personalized material customization.” Through comparative analysis of differences in technical approaches and methodological frameworks among global research groups, it deeply elucidates the key challenges currently facing the field and offers forward-looking perspectives. “biocompatibility prediction,” and “personalized material customization.” By comparing and analyzing differences in technical approaches and methodological frameworks among global research groups, it deeply elucidates key challenges in the field and prospectively outlines future directions for the convergence of AI and medical materials. This aims to provide a systematic framework for innovative development in medical materials.

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MedMat.
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2025-12-31
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https://doi.org/10.1097/mm9.0000000000000038
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Machine Learning in Materials Science
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Artificial intelligence empowering innovative research and development in medical materials: prospects from model algorithm breakthroughs to precision transformation

Chenyin Lin, Yalin Wang, Qiang Yan, Kun Lu et al.
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Machine Learning in Materials Science
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Artificial intelligence empowering innovative research and development in medical materials: prospects from model algorithm breakthroughs to precision transformation

Chenyin Lin, Yalin Wang, Qiang Yan, Kun Lu, Yong Dai, Shutong Wang, Qunbo Ying
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Traditional medical material development relies on trial-and-error experimentation and lengthy clinical trials, resulting in prolonged cycles, high costs, and limited success rates. This model not only severely hampers research and development efficiency but also struggles to rapidly address the urgent demand for new materials in the medical field. Artificial intelligence (AI) technology, by integrating multimodal data with advanced algorithms, is breaking through this bottleneck. This paper systematically reviews the application progress of AI across the entire medical material development chain, focusing on 3 core scenarios: “AI-driven molecular material design,” “biocompatibility prediction,” and “personalized material customization.” Through comparative analysis of differences in technical approaches and methodological frameworks among global research groups, it deeply elucidates the key challenges currently facing the field and offers forward-looking perspectives. “biocompatibility prediction,” and “personalized material customization.” By comparing and analyzing differences in technical approaches and methodological frameworks among global research groups, it deeply elucidates key challenges in the field and prospectively outlines future directions for the convergence of AI and medical materials. This aims to provide a systematic framework for innovative development in medical materials.

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Wuhan Business University (CN), 181st Hospital of Chinese People's Liberation Army (CN)
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Machine Learning in Materials Science
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