Abstract
IECE Transactions on Advanced Functional Materials and Processing (TAFMP) offers the industry and academia breakthrough research information in the materials science and engineering field. Being a global, peer-reviewed journal, TAFMP is responsive to the increasing need for multifunctional materials and serves biomedical, aerospace, electronics, energy, sustainability and more agglomerative industries. This issue focuses on smart biomaterials, nanotechnology, additive manufacturing, and sustainable materials development. Topics cover bulk metallic glasses (BMGs), bio-nanocomposites, 3D printed AI materials, and novel fabrication and processing technologies. Moreover, the journal covers organic materials development, functional coatings, and surface engineering for greater performance and longevity of the coatings and the materials. Furthermore, TAFMP is glad to welcome to its Editorial Board Top 2% Scientists from across the globe, which further enhances its journal quality. We invite you to join researchers in tackling an emerging field, easing the development of advanced materials and novel sustainable solutions.
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Prakash, C., Singh, J., Pramanik, A., & Basak, A. (2025). Advancing Multiscale and Multifunctional Materials for a Sustainable Future. IECE Transactions on Advanced Functional Materials and Processing, 1(1), 1–4. https://doi.org/10.62762/TAFMP.2025.901723
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