Advanced Nanomaterials in Biomedical Implants: Processing, Structures, Properties and, Applications thoroughly reviews the core concepts, processing routes, and applications of nanomaterials for bioimplants. Divided into three sections, this book systematically guides the reader through each stage of bioimplant materials development, helping them make informed decisions when selecting appropriate materials for their work. A range of implant nanomaterials is considered, including smart, piezoelectric, magnetostrictive, and light nanomaterials. Various fabrication and synthesis techniques are detailed, as well as key applications as antiviral smart nanocoatings, load bearing, flexible, wear-resistant nanomaterials, and futuristic bioimplants. Advanced Materials in Bioimplants: Structures, Properties and, Applications is a reference of interest to researchers and practitioners in the fields of nanotechnology, biomedical engineering, and biosciences.

• Offers an interdisciplinary perspective on nanomaterials development for bioimplants, bringing together key elements from nanotechnology, biomedical engineering, and biosciences
• Aids selection of the most appropriate materials for various bioimplant types, improving efficacy
• Covers a range of nanomaterial subtypes, fabrication techniques and synthesis approaches