This special issue focuses on connecting rheology and microstructure in biological materials, suggesting new insights into the field.
The special issue is themed "Biorheology and Microstructure at Different Length Scales".Biorheology is a research field that investigates the rheological behavior of biological materials, such as living tissues and food products.These materials exhibit hierarchical microstructures across a range of length scales, from molecular assemblies to the morphology of the materials themselves, which are closely related to their rheological behavior.For this Special Issue, we are collecting research that focuses on the correlation between rheology and structure across multiple scales.By integrating perspectives from different length scales, we aim to deeply understand the complex interplay between structure and rheology and thus bring a new insight to the field of biorheology.
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