One Year on in Advanced NanoBiomed Research–From Heart Valves to Sprayable Wound Dressings

When we look back at the first publication year of Advanced NanoBiomed Research and recall the inaugural editorial from our issue 1, it is fitting to re-visit some of the topics that our authors have now started to fill with life.Going through the published articles from this year, the usual keywords show up that can be expected for a journal with our scope: nanomedicine, biomaterials, nanoparticles, drug delivery, cancer, hydrogels, photothermal therapy, hypoxia, Sars-CoV-2 and tissue engineering hold the top spots.Sars-CoV-2, being that high in the list is partially surprising, but given the tremendous output of science on this topic in the last year-also not.The true diversity of our content however is more evident when looking at individual articles-as depicted in Table 1-which lists the most accessed manuscripts in the last 12 months.Materials for heart valve replacement, polymeric nano-vaccines for infectious diseases, sprayable wound dressing, SARS-COV-2 spike protein-surface adhesion: a wide spread with a focus on translational research.For a full, and regularly updated list of our most downloaded content, see the most accessed section on the journal homepage.So where do the authors come from, who have published these papers in the journal?An international, inter-disciplinary journal can only flourish if its authorship is as diverse as possible.We strive therefore to have a globally balanced distribution of authors.Figure 1 shows a geographic visualization of where Development of Hydrogel-Based Sprayable Wound Dressings for Second-and Third-Degree Burns

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