Ceramic materials having melting points higher than 3000° C and suitable for structural
applications at above 2000° C are commonly known as Ultra-High Temperature Ceramics …

Biodegradable polymeric biomaterial plays a vital role in therapeutic medicine and in the
various discipline of biomedical science involving biomaterials. Bacterial cellulose (BC) …

A systematic review of the various aspects of internal load transfer using different diffraction-
based methods has been carried out in this work to strengthen the understanding of metal …

In the last two decades, additive manufacturing (AM) has made significant progress towards
the fabrication of biomaterials and tissue engineering constructs. One direction of research …

Purpose Increasing use of 3D printing techniques to manufacture consumer products and
open-source designs raises the question of “What is the mechanical reliability of 3D printed …

In situ composites are a class of composite materials in which the reinforcement is formed
within the matrix by reaction during the processing. In situ method of composite synthesis …

Refractory transition-metal diborides (TMB 2) are candidates for extreme environments due
to melting points above 3000° C, excellent hardness, good chemical stability, and thermal …

Ceramics can be toughened by traditional toughening methods including particle-
dispersion, phase-transformation and whisker toughening, but such strategies usually …

Crystals of voriconazole, an antifungal drug, are soft in nature, and this is disadvantageous
during compaction studies where pressure is applied on the solid. Crystal engineering is …

The purpose of this review paper is to describe a noble approach, called Growing
Integration Layers (GIL) method, for the application of biocompatible oxide ceramics layers …