Articular cartilage is devoid of nerves and blood vessels, and its nutrients must be obtained
from the joint fluid; therefore, its ability to repair itself is limited. Manufactured materials such …

In this review article, tissue engineering and regenerative medicine are briefly explained
and the importance of scaffolds is highlighted. Furthermore, the requirements of scaffolds …

Electrostatic flocking, a textile engineering technique, uses Coulombic driving forces to
propel conductive microfibers toward an adhesive‐coated substrate, leaving a forest of …

The replacement of damaged or degenerated articular cartilage tissue remains a challenge,
as this non-vascularized tissue has a very limited self-healing capacity. Therefore, tissue …

Electrostatic flocking is a textile technology that employs a Coulombic driving force to launch
short fibers from a charging source towards an adhesive-covered substrate, resulting in a …

Drawing inspiration for biomaterials from biological systems has led to many biomedical
innovations. One notable bioinspired device, Velcro, consists of two substrates with …

A major problem in the treatment of large bone defects is the inability to provide an adequate
blood supply to the implantation site. Therefore, a bone regeneration strategy that provides …

Electrostatic flocking immobilizes electrical charges to the surface of microfibers from a high
voltage-connected electrode and utilizes Coulombic forces to propel microfibers toward an …

Taking inspiration from diverse interlocking and adhesion structures found in nature, a
biaxially interlocking interface is developed in this work. This interface is formed by …

In cardiovascular therapeutics, procedures such as heart transplants and coronary artery
bypass graft are pivotal. However, an acute shortage of organ donors increases waiting …