In this insightful mini-talk, Professor Malavika Nair explores the cutting-edge field of biomaterials engineering and its transformative impact on the future of medical devices. As an Associate Professor of Biomaterials at the University of Oxford, Nair is at the forefront of developing novel materials that can seamlessly integrate with the human body.
From self-regulating drug delivery platforms to adaptive prosthetics and implants, these advanced biomaterials are redefining the capabilities of medical technology. Nair shares her work on electroactive materials that can interface with the body's own electrical signals to stimulate tissue regeneration or provide real-time physiological monitoring.
This is the future of biomedicine, where materials science, biotechnology, and artificial intelligence converge to create a new generation of intelligent, responsive, and patient-centric medical devices.
