Angel Murciano Cases

Angel Murciano Cases is an Associate Professor in the Department of Materials Science, Optics and Electronic Technology at Miguel Hernández University of Elche, where he teaches Biomaterials for Biotechnology, Materials Science for Electrical Engineering, and Selection and Use of Materials for Mechanical Engineering across multiple academic years (2023/2024–2025/2026).

His research spans two primary domains: biomedical materials and optical engineering. In biomaterials, he focuses on ceramic scaffolds for bone regeneration using sol-gel and foam replica techniques, doped wollastonite composites, and biphasic bone cements. His optical research explores holographic data storage materials, diffraction phenomena, and photopolymer characterization, though recent work (2017–2019) emphasizes biomedical applications over earlier optical studies (2005–2011).

As a member of the Materials Science research group, Dr. Murciano's publications reveal a methodological progression from fundamental optical material characterization toward applied biomedical solutions, particularly in 3D-printed ceramic scaffolds and in vitro-tested bone regeneration systems. His work bridges materials synthesis, structural analysis, and functional validation for medical implants.