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Open Biomaterials Research

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From drug delivery to artificial organs, the design, development, and characterization of biomaterials opens countless avenues for improved medical therapeutics and diagnostics. As the importance of biomaterials research for healthcare grows, so does the need for the corresponding results to be open, well-reported and reproducible. In this PLOS ONE collection, we aim to bring together the biomedical and materials science research communities, to foster interdisciplinary exchange on a wide range of topics and on questions of reporting standards and openness in the field of biomaterials. We hope to particularly showcase recipes, protocols, open-source tools as well as null and negative results.

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PLOS offers a variety of Calls for Papers where selected articles are included in a published Collection. Find out if any of our Calls are relevant to your research.

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Open Biomaterials Research: A PLOS ONE Call for Papers

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