We are thrilled to announce that Journal of Polymer Science and Engineering (JPSE) has been officially accepted for inclusion in Scopus! This milestone reflects our commitment to advancing high-quality research and fostering global scholarly exchange.

As of 2025, the journal will encourage that authors submit manuscripts accompanied by a graphical abstract. A graphical abstract serves as a visual synopsis of the manuscript, succinctly conveying its objectives and distinctive contributions. This facilitates readers' rapid and effective comprehension of the paper's core message, encouraging them to explore the text further, including the abstract, conclusion, introduction, and figures. It also assists reviewers in forming an initial assessment and understanding of the manuscript.

This issue of the Journal of Polymer Science and Engineering showcases the remarkable advancements taking place in the utilization of cutting-edge polymeric and composite materials for biomedical applications. The papers included in this edition explore a diverse range of groundbreaking research that harnesses the unique properties, functionality, and versatility of these cutting-edge materials to address critical challenges across the healthcare and medical industries. The insights presented here underscore the transformative potential of polymer-based solutions to enhance patient care, improve therapeutic outcomes, and drive the development of next-generation biomaterials and medical technologies.

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Starting from 2024, the publication frequency of Journal of Polymer Science and Engineering (JPSE) is semi-annual. All articles that have been accepted will be online in time without delay. We welcome high-quality submissions in all disciplines of traditional fields of polymer chemistry, physics and engineering involving polymers, but also within interdisciplinary developing fields, such as functional and specialty polymers, biomaterials, polymers and drug delivery, polymers in electronic applications, composites, conducting polymers, liquid crystalline materials, the interphases between polymers and ceramics, and new fabrication techniques.

Editorial Office of Journal of Polymer Science and Engineering (JPSE)