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Bioengineering
Publishes original research articles, letters, case reports, reviews/mini-reviews, and guest-edited thematic issues on various topics related to bioengineering.
This section is not limited to a specific aspect of the field but is instead devoted to a wide range of sub-fields in the area. Articles of a multidisciplinary nature are particularly welcome. Submissions in the following areas related to bioengineering are of special interest to the readers of this journal.
• Biocatalysis and applied enzymology
• Bioimaging, bio diagnosis, and biotherapy
• Biological chemistry technology
• Biomanufacturing and downstream processing
• Biomass conversion and utilization
• Biomaterials and bionics
• Biomedical engineering and application
• Biomolecular, cellular, and tissue engineering
• Bioprocess engineering
• Bioreactor engineering
• Biosensors and bioanalysis
• Metabolic and cellular engineering
• Protein and enzyme engineering
• Synthetic biology
• System bioengineering
• Others related fields
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Dr. Changzhu Wu is a Professor from the University of Southern Denmark, leading a group for "enzyme immobilization" and "enzyme modification". Prior to joining SDU, he was a group leader at the Technische Universität Dresden. He obtained a Ph.D. in Chemistry from the Technische Universität Berlin and received my postdoctoral training from the Frei Universität Berlin. He is a recipient of the Temporary Young Investigator (2015) from the German Research Foundation, and Sapere Aude Leader from the Independent Research Fund Denmark (2019), respectively. He specializes in the field of biocatalysis, biocatalytic cascades (e.g., chemoenzymatic, multienzyme cascades), artificial enzymes, emulsion catalysis, and enzyme immobilization.
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Section: Bioengineering
Computer Modeling of the Thoracic Spine in Children: Assessment of the Contribution of Rectified Kyphosis in the Possible Development of Adolescent Idiopathic Scoliosis
Volume: 4, Issue: 2
Pp: 106-113
Author: Tainan Medeiros Brandão, Marcelo Greco* and Rozilene Maria Cota Aroeira
DOI: 10.2174/0122102981274799231208064753
Published on: 22 December, 2023
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