Publication date: Available online 11 December 2018Source: Materials Science and Engineering: CAuthor(s): Djurdja Vukajlovic, Julie Parker, Oana Bretcanu, Katarina NovakovicAbstractComposite scaffolds formed from polymers and bioglasses have been widely explored for applications in regenerative medicine as they have suitable organic/inorganic structures and properties similar to human hard tissue. Yet, these materials have only been used for non-load-bearing or low load-bearing purposes as they have limited mechanical strength while research is focused on improving their properties. One method of improving mechanical strength is by covalently bonding the organic and inorganic phases. This has been successfully achieved in Class ll hybrids which have covalent bonding between polymers and bi...
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