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Volume 60, Issue 2 features a special editorial celebrating the history of Corrosion Engineering, alongside a collection of cutting-edge new research articles.

Submissions are invited to an inquiry addressing the risks of perfluoroalkyl and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS).

The clay-based materials can be customised for a range of analytical, commercial and medical applications.

Copper oxide nanoparticle coatings are being developed to reduce the risk of infection following surgery.

The glue could coat medical implants to prevent infection and bacteria build-up. 

MIT engineers are manufacturing nanoparticles to deliver cancer drugs to tumors.

There is a need for rapid and sensitive detection of avian influenza due to recent outbreaks.

Insights could help design strong, biodegradable sutures.

A bio-based nanocomposite coating has been engineered.

Biomedical 3D scaffolds and dental implantology are among the topics reviewed in this latest issue.