Submit Your Biomaterials Research
Join leading biomaterials scientists publishing breakthrough research in material synthesis, characterization, biocompatibility, and fabrication methods. Your work deserves expert review and global visibility.
Two Convenient Submission Methods
Choose the submission pathway that works best for your research. Both methods ensure your biomaterials manuscript receives expert review from specialists in material science, bioengineering, and tissue engineering.
ManuscriptZone Portal
Our comprehensive manuscript management system designed for biomaterials researchers who value complete control and real-time tracking throughout the peer review process.
- Auto-save functionality protects your work
- Real-time submission status tracking
- Direct access to reviewer comments and editor feedback
- Guided workflow for complex biomaterials manuscripts
- Secure file upload for high-resolution microscopy images
- Revision management with version control
Best for: Original research articles, comprehensive characterization studies, multi-method investigations, and manuscripts with extensive supplementary data.
Submit via ManuscriptZoneQuick Submission Form
Streamlined submission process for straightforward biomaterials manuscripts. Perfect for rapid communications, short reports, and preliminary findings that require fast-track review.
- Simple, single-page submission interface
- No account creation required
- Fast submission in under 10 minutes
- Ideal for time-sensitive research
- Direct manuscript upload
- Immediate confirmation email
Best for: Short communications, preliminary studies, rapid reports, and straightforward experimental findings.
Use Quick Submission FormBiomaterials Article Types We Publish
We welcome diverse contributions to biomaterials science, from fundamental material characterization to innovative fabrication techniques. Each manuscript type undergoes rigorous peer review by experts in materials science, bioengineering, and related disciplines.
Original Research Articles
Comprehensive studies on biomaterial synthesis, characterization, property analysis, and non-clinical biocompatibility testing. Include detailed methodology, results, and discussion of material performance.
Materials Characterization Studies
In-depth analysis of biomaterial properties using advanced techniques: SEM, TEM, XRD, FTIR, mechanical testing, surface analysis, and degradation studies. Focus on structure-property relationships.
Fabrication Methods & Protocols
Novel synthesis routes, processing techniques, 3D printing methods, electrospinning protocols, and innovative fabrication approaches for biomaterials. Include reproducible step-by-step procedures.
Biocompatibility & In Vitro Studies
Cell-material interaction studies, cytotoxicity assessments, cell adhesion and proliferation analysis, and in vitro biocompatibility evaluations following ISO 10993 standards.
Composite Materials Research
Development and characterization of polymer composites, ceramic-polymer hybrids, nanocomposites, and multi-phase biomaterial systems. Include mechanical and functional property analysis.
Surface Modification Studies
Research on surface treatments, coatings, functionalization strategies, and surface chemistry modifications to enhance biomaterial performance and bioactivity.
Rapid Communications
Preliminary findings, breakthrough discoveries, or time-sensitive biomaterials research requiring expedited publication. Fast-track peer review for significant advances.
Review Articles
Comprehensive reviews of biomaterials research trends, material classes, fabrication technologies, or characterization methods. Systematic analysis of current literature and future directions.
Computational & Modeling Studies
Molecular dynamics simulations, finite element analysis, predictive modeling of material behavior, and computational design of biomaterials. Include validation with experimental data where possible.
Pre-Submission Checklist
Ensure your biomaterials manuscript is submission-ready by verifying all required components are complete and properly formatted. This checklist helps expedite the editorial screening process.
Complete manuscript in Word (.docx) or LaTeX format with all sections: abstract, introduction, materials & methods, results, discussion, conclusions, references.
High-resolution images (minimum 300 DPI) in TIFF, EPS, or PNG format. SEM/TEM images, XRD patterns, FTIR spectra properly labeled with scale bars and captions.
Complete characterization results including mechanical properties, chemical composition, surface analysis, and relevant spectroscopic data.
Detailed synthesis or fabrication protocols with specific parameters: temperatures, pressures, concentrations, processing times, and equipment specifications.
For studies involving cells or tissues: institutional approval, ethics committee clearance, and compliance with relevant guidelines (ISO 10993 for biocompatibility).
Complete details for all authors: full names, affiliations, ORCID IDs, and corresponding author contact information.
Declaration of any financial or competing interests related to the biomaterials research, including funding sources and material suppliers.
Letter highlighting the significance of your biomaterials research, novelty of findings, and why it fits the journal's scope. Mention any related work in press.
Peer Review Timeline
We maintain transparent, predictable timelines for biomaterials manuscript review. Our editorial board includes materials scientists, bioengineers, and characterization experts who provide thorough, constructive feedback.
Submission & Initial Screening
Your biomaterials manuscript undergoes editorial screening for scope, completeness, and adherence to submission guidelines. We verify all characterization data, figures, and methodology details are included.
3 daysExpert Reviewer Assignment
We assign 2-3 peer reviewers with expertise in your specific biomaterial type, characterization methods, or fabrication techniques. Reviewers are selected from our international panel of materials scientists.
5 daysPeer Review Process
Reviewers evaluate your methodology, characterization techniques, data interpretation, and conclusions. They assess reproducibility, statistical analysis, and significance of findings to biomaterials science.
21 daysEditorial Decision
Based on reviewer feedback, the editor makes a decision: Accept, Minor Revisions, Major Revisions, or Reject. You receive detailed comments on material characterization, experimental design, and data presentation.
28 days totalRevision & Resubmission
If revisions are requested, you submit an updated manuscript with point-by-point responses to reviewer comments. Additional characterization data or experiments may be requested to strengthen conclusions.
Author timeline variesRe-review & Final Decision
Revised manuscripts are evaluated to ensure all concerns are addressed. Reviewers verify that additional data or clarifications adequately support your conclusions about material properties and performance.
14 daysProduction & Publication
Accepted manuscripts enter production for copyediting, typesetting, and final formatting. High-resolution figures are optimized for online viewing. Your biomaterials research is published and immediately accessible worldwide.
10 daysAverage time from submission to publication: 60 days for manuscripts accepted after first review. This timeline positions your biomaterials research for rapid dissemination to the global scientific community.
Why Biomaterials Researchers Choose Our Journal
Comprehensive Indexing
Your research gains worldwide visibility through indexing in Google Scholar, connecting it with the global scientific community.
Expert Peer Review
Manuscripts reviewed by materials scientists, bioengineers, and characterization experts who understand your specific research area.
Fast Decisions
Average 21 days to first decision. We respect your time and provide prompt, constructive feedback on your biomaterials research.
Open Access Impact
Immediate global visibility with no access barriers. Your material characterization studies and fabrication methods reach the widest possible audience.
Ethical Standards
Adheres to COPE best practices. Rigorous plagiarism screening. Transparent peer review. Adherence to radiation safety and patient privacy regulations.
APC Waivers Available
Financial support for eligible authors from developing countries and unfunded research. Quality biomaterials science should not be limited by funding.
Submission Requirements for Biomaterials Research
Manuscript Structure
Organize your biomaterials manuscript with clear sections that facilitate peer review and reader comprehension:
- Abstract: 250-300 words summarizing material composition, fabrication method, characterization techniques, key properties measured, and main conclusions.
- Introduction: Context for your biomaterial research, literature review of similar materials, and clear statement of research objectives.
- Materials and Methods: Detailed description of material synthesis/fabrication, processing parameters, characterization equipment and settings, testing protocols, and statistical analysis methods.
- Results: Present characterization data systematically: morphology (SEM/TEM), chemical composition (FTIR/XRD), mechanical properties, surface analysis, and biocompatibility results with appropriate statistical analysis.
- Discussion: Interpret findings in context of existing biomaterials literature, explain structure-property relationships, discuss limitations, and suggest applications or future research directions.
- Conclusions: Concise summary of key findings and their significance to biomaterials science.
- References: Cite relevant biomaterials literature, characterization standards, and methodology papers. Use consistent citation style.
Figure and Image Requirements
High-quality visual documentation is essential for biomaterials research:
- Microscopy Images: SEM and TEM images at minimum 300 DPI resolution with scale bars clearly visible. Include magnification in figure caption.
- Spectroscopy Data: FTIR, XRD, Raman spectra with labeled peaks and clear axis labels. Export as vector graphics (EPS) when possible.
- Mechanical Testing: Stress-strain curves, compression/tensile test results with error bars and statistical significance indicated.
- Surface Analysis: AFM images, contact angle measurements, surface roughness data with appropriate scale and color bars.
- Biocompatibility Results: Cell viability graphs, proliferation curves, fluorescence microscopy images with proper controls and statistical analysis.
Data Availability
We encourage open science practices. Consider depositing raw characterization data, processing parameters, and supplementary results in public repositories (Figshare, Zenodo, Dryad) and include data availability statements in your manuscript.
After Submission: What to Expect
Editorial Screening
Within 3 days, an editor with expertise in your biomaterial type reviews your manuscript for scope, completeness, and methodological soundness. We verify that characterization methods are appropriate, data presentation is clear, and conclusions are supported by results.
Peer Review Feedback
Reviewers provide detailed comments on:
- Appropriateness and rigor of characterization techniques
- Quality and interpretation of SEM/TEM images, spectroscopy data, and mechanical testing results
- Statistical analysis and reproducibility of findings
- Clarity of fabrication protocols and material composition details
- Significance of findings to biomaterials science and potential applications
- Adequacy of literature review and contextualization of results
Revision Process
If revisions are requested, you will receive specific guidance on what additional characterization, analysis, or clarification is needed. Common revision requests for biomaterials manuscripts include:
- Additional characterization techniques to confirm material properties
- Higher resolution microscopy images or additional magnifications
- More detailed fabrication protocols with specific parameters
- Statistical analysis of mechanical or biocompatibility data
- Clarification of structure-property relationships
- Comparison with similar biomaterials in the literature
Submit your revised manuscript with a detailed response letter addressing each reviewer comment point-by-point. Highlight changes in the manuscript text and explain any additional experiments or analyses performed.
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Join the global community of materials scientists, bioengineers, and researchers advancing biomaterials science. Our expert reviewers and efficient editorial process ensure your work receives the attention it deserves.
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