The Journal of Bio-Nano Systems and Applied Research, published by Eurasian Academy of Medicine and Dentistry (EAMD), is an international, peer-reviewed, open access journal dedicated to research at the interfaces of biological systems, nanoscale science and engineering, advanced materials, and applied technologies. The journal emphasizes studies that translate bio-nano concepts into experimentally validated materials, devices, platforms, models, and systems with relevance to medicine, dentistry, biotechnology, diagnostics, therapeutics, sensing, environmental and industrial applications, and other areas in which biological function and nanoscale engineering intersect.
The journal welcomes original research articles, review articles, systematic reviews, methodological papers, technical studies, and interdisciplinary contributions that advance the understanding, design, fabrication, characterization, modeling, or application of bio-nano systems.
The journal’s scope includes:
Bio-nano interfaces and interactions between nanomaterials, biomolecules, cells, tissues, microorganisms, and biological environments
Nanobiotechnology and bionanotechnology, including bio-enabled and bio-inspired nanoscale materials, structures, and processes
Nanomaterials for biomedical and biological applications, including nanoparticles, nanocomposites, nanofibers, nanofilms, porous materials, and functional nanosurfaces
Nanomedicine and nano-enabled therapeutic systems, including targeted delivery, controlled release, theranostics, and stimuli-responsive platforms
Biosensors, nanosensors, bioanalytical platforms, lab-on-chip and micro/nanofluidic systems, and point-of-care technologies
Bioelectronics, nano-bioelectronics, wearable and implantable biointerfaces, and nanoscale transduction technologies
Tissue engineering, regenerative medicine, bioactive scaffolds, biomimetic materials, and nanoengineered extracellular environments
Nanotechnology in dentistry and oral health, including dental biomaterials, antimicrobial surfaces, regenerative platforms, diagnostic systems, and nano-enabled preventive or restorative technologies
Nanotechnology in pharmaceutical and drug-delivery research where the principal contribution concerns nanoscale materials, bio-nano interactions, delivery platforms, or functional nano-systems
Biomaterials and smart materials with nanoscale structure or function for medical, dental, biological, or biotechnological use
Molecular and nanoscale communication, biological information transfer, bio-inspired communication systems, and interfaces between living and engineered systems
Nano-bio imaging, contrast agents, optical and photonic bio-nano systems, and nanoscale approaches to biological visualization and measurement
Computational modeling, simulation, machine learning, and data-driven methods when directly applied to the design, characterization, prediction, or optimization of bio-nano systems
Nanotoxicology, biocompatibility, biodistribution, degradation, environmental fate, safety assessment, and risk evaluation of bio-nano materials and systems
Green and sustainable synthesis of nanomaterials using biological resources, microorganisms, enzymes, plants, or environmentally responsible processes
Bio-nano technologies for environmental monitoring, remediation, food, agriculture, and industrial biotechnology where a clear biological-nanoscale interface is central to the study
Advanced characterization of bio-nano systems, including structural, chemical, mechanical, electrical, optical, interfacial, and biological evaluation across relevant length scales
Translational, scale-up, manufacturing, reproducibility, standardization, quality, and regulatory considerations for bio-nano materials, devices, and applied systems
The journal particularly encourages interdisciplinary work that integrates biology, chemistry, materials science, physics, biomedical engineering, chemical engineering, nanotechnology, computational science, medicine, or dentistry to solve clearly defined scientific or technological problems.
Submissions must demonstrate a substantial connection to nanoscale science or engineering and a meaningful biological, biomedical, biotechnological, environmental, or applied systems dimension. Manuscripts focused solely on general materials science, conventional biology, clinical observations, or computational analysis without a clear bio-nano contribution are outside the journal’s scope.
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