Advances in Nanomaterials in Biomedicine

Abstract

Biomedicine is actively developing a methodological network that brings together biological research and its medical applications [...]

New horizons on advanced nanoscale materials for Cultural Heritage conservation

“…Even though nanoscale components occur naturally in biological products and food, 36 devising new systems in pharmaceutics and drug delivery requires dedicated research effort in soft matter, colloids, and bioscience. 37,38 Likewise, while numerous types of ancient or classic artifacts include nanostructures produced from practical knowledge and craftmanship over the ages, [39][40][41][42] full scientific awareness and tailored design of nanoscale systems in CH conservation only started in the 1980s. Following from the first pioneering studies in this period, 19 nanoscience and colloids have produced a wide range of tools like nanoparticles, gels, microemulsions, coatings, and nanocomposites, which are progressively revolutionizing the conservation practice.…”

Conjugated Polymer /Multi Wall Carbon Nanotubes Composite Characterisation for Application in Volatile Organic Compounds Sensors

“…Scientific and technological communities globally have great interest in materials that can form well-defined materials on the nanometre scale. The unique properties which materials exhibit when one or more of their physical dimensions are so reduced presents great potential for their exploitation in different applications [1][2].…”