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Research in this category is not limited to homogeneous materials, and extensive research has been done on heterogeneous materials.
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FOREWORD We present an updated version of our journal.
Beginning with volume 20, we expand the theme and have changed the name of our periodical to «Journal of Biomimetics, Biomaterials and Biomedical Engineering».
In our opinion, inclusion of Biomedical Engineering in the subject matter of our journal will expand the existing now platform for scientific discussions, exchange of views and scientific achievements.
Modern developments in applied and engineering sciences are rapidly going towards interdisciplinary researches and scientific developments at the intersection of various branches of human knowledge.
The needs of transplant surgery, orthopaedics, ophthalmology, and other branches of applied medicine encourage researchers in physics, materials science, chemistry, microbiology, etc to create materials that, in one way or another, can functionally replace natural tissues.

Then the stress value is taken as basic unknown parameter to solve these equations, the distribution of materials damage field was also obtained.
Thus the paper lays a necessary foundation for research on materials damage evolution law.
Introduction The spherical cavity expansion model, which can explain the material deformation process very clearly, is widely used in material science, solid state physics, explosion mechanics and other subjects.
This shows that the larger the parameter n is, the more tough the material will be, so the materials are difficult to be destroyed, and vice versa.
Lvk: Journal of solids structures vol.34(1977), p.1483 [4] SUN Qiu-hua, CAI Yan-hong, TANG Li-qiang: Journal of Harbin Engineering University vol.24(2003), p.193 (in Chinese)

Materials Science Forum, 1006 (2020) 166–172
Determination of the Fire-Retardant Efficiency of Magnesite Thermal Insulating Materials to Protect Metal Structures from Fire, In Materials Science Forum, 1038 (2021) p. 524-530
Materials Science Forum. 1038 (2021) 9–14
Materials Science Forum, 1006 (2020) 70-75
Materials Science Forum. 1006 (2020) 117–122

But behavior of advanced composites with respect to different loading conditions is a complex issue due to their non homogeneity nature which causes failure in quite different manners than homogeneous materials [1].
The main reason is that mechanical properties of composite materials vary significantly with changing the displacement rate and strain rate due to their non homogeneity nature [2, 3].
This clearly shows that in design level GFRP and CFRP more suitable when compared to kevlar when the materials are subjected to varying loading conditions.
Ÿ At design level GFRP and CFRP more suitable when compared to kevlar when the materials are subjected to varying loading conditions.
Gurusideswar, Strain Rate Dependent Behavior of Glass/Nano Clay Filled Epoxy Resin Composite, Defence Science Journal.64 (2014)295-302

Introduction At present, significant attention is paid to the research and development of nanocomposite magnetic polymer materials – magnetoplastics.
Results and Discussion The work uses several various purpose materials and methods, conditioned by goals and tasks, solved within its framework.
This set of materials and methods in different combinations should show the potential of the "structure-property" ratio regulation within the LCPM matrix using the transformable magneto-structural properties of the UDM.
(in Russian) [2] Ignacio Moreno-Villoslada, Ranjita K Bose, Francesco Picchioni, Mario E Flores, Rodrigo Araya-Hermosilla, Self-Healing Polymer Nanocomposite Materials by Joule Effect, Polymers. 2021.13649. https://doi.org/10.3390/polym13040649, https://www.mdpi.com/journal/polymers
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