Published in Frontiers in Nanotechnology
Zinc chalcogenide nanostructures are an important class of non-toxic nanomaterials due to their biocompatible nature, surface flexibility, high degree of crystallinity, and high photoluminescence efficiency that makes them applicable in solar cells biosensors, photocatalysts, LEDs, and electroluminescence materials. There are various methods for sy...
Published in Frontiers in Nanotechnology
Published in Frontiers in Nanotechnology
Published in Frontiers in Nanotechnology
Introduction: Silver nanoparticles have a diversity of applications both in biological and technological areas. More recently, studies conducted in the Nano/Bio interface have demonstrated that chiral nanocrystals grew in chiral templates, and nanostructures functionalized with chiral molecules present specific properties. These properties apply to...
Published in Frontiers in Nanotechnology
Waterborne microbial contamination poses significant threats to public health and environmental sustainability. Traditional water treatment methods, while effective to a certain extent, are often limited in their ability to completely eradicate microbial pathogens and mitigate emerging challenges such as disinfection by-products and microbial resis...
Published in Frontiers in Nanotechnology
Gold nanoparticles (AuNPs) have great potential as biosensors for glucose detection due to their high sensitivity, as well as their extraordinary physical and chemical properties that improve compatibility with different biorecognition molecules, such as glucose oxidase (GOx). In this work the D-glucose quantification was determined by using the tr...
Published in Frontiers in Nanotechnology
The 6th-generation (6G) sensing technology is transforming the ways we perceive and interact with the world in real scenarios. It combines advanced materials, sophisticated algorithms, and connectivity to create intelligent, context-aware systems that can interpret and respond to environmental stimuli with unprecedented accuracy and speed. The key ...
Published in Frontiers in Nanotechnology
Published in Frontiers in Nanotechnology
Silver nanoparticles (AgNP) are widely used globally due to their numerous properties, mainly because of their antimicrobial activity. However, the need for further regulations and legislation regarding their presence in products has led to concerns about their biosecurity, necessitating relevant biological studies at different levels. The present ...
Published in Frontiers in Nanotechnology
