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Alphabetical Classification of NanoScience and NanoTechnology
A B C D E F G H I K L M N O P Q R S T Q U V W X Y Z
756 Topics in Subject Classification of NanoScience and NanoTechnology
Contents
- 1 Advenced Materials
- 1.1 AB Initio Microdynamic Approaches for Nanomaterials Simulation
- 1.2 Bio Sources for Materials & Fuels
- 1.3 Block Copolymers as Nanoreactors
- 1.4 Borophene & Applications
- 1.5 Carbon Nanostructures & Devices
- 1.6 Characterization of Nanomaterials
- 1.7 CNT-Metal Nanoparticle Composites
- 1.8 Complex Inorganic Nanostructures Based on Nanotubes
- 1.9 Food Technology
- 1.10 Graphene, Fullerenes, Carbon Nanotubes, Low-Dimension Nanostructures
- 1.11 Inorganic/Organic Nanomaterials
- 1.12 Metal Oxide Nanotubes, Chalcogenide Nanotubes
- 1.13 Nano Fibers, Nanotubes, Nanoclays, Nanodots, Nanohelices & Nanorods
- 1.14 Nanocatalysts
- 1.15 Nanocomposites / Bionanocomposites Materials
- 1.16 Nanofluids
- 1.17 Nanomagnetic Materials
- 1.18 Nanomaterial & Biological Activity
- 1.19 Nanoparticles Synthesis & Applications
- 1.20 Nanostructured/Nanoporous Materials & Devices
- 1.21 Nanostructured Coatings, Surfaces & Membranes
- 1.22 Optically Responsive Polymer Nanocomposites
- 1.23 Organic/ Inorganic Nanoparticles
- 1.24 Organic/Inorganic Hybrid Nanomaterials
- 1.25 Photo-Crosslinkable Nano-Objects
- 1.26 Physicochemical Properties Of Nanomaterials
- 1.27 Polymer Nanotechnology
- 1.28 Printed Materials & Systems
- 1.29 Quantam Properties of Nanostructures
- 1.30 Self-Assembling Nanoclusters
- 1.31 Semiconductors, Metals, Ceramics, Polymers
- 1.32 Semiconductors, Metals, Ceramics, Polymers
- 1.33 Soft Nanotechnology & Colloids
- 1.34 Thin Films Modeling, Scale Effects, Nanostructured Thin Films
- 2 Advances in Graphene Physics
- 3 Applications of NanoMaterials
- 3.1 Bandgap Engineered Quantum Devices
- 3.2 Biological Applications of Nanoparticles
- 3.3 Carbon Nanotube Emitters
- 3.4 Catalysis by Gold Nanoparticles
- 3.5 Energy Applications of Nanomaterials
- 3.6 Molecular Electronics & Nanoelectronics
- 3.7 Nanobots
- 3.8 Nanomechanics
- 3.9 Photonic Crystals & Plasmon Waveguides
- 4 Applications of Nanotechnology
- 4.1 Green Nanotechnology
- 4.2 Industrial & Textile Applications
- 4.3 Industrial Applications of Nanotechnology
- 4.4 Nano Art
- 4.5 Nano Fabrication
- 4.6 Nano Safety
- 4.7 Nanomaterial & Nanoparticle Applications
- 4.8 Nanotechnology Applications in Solar Cells
- 4.9 Nanotechnology for Security & Defense
- 4.10 Nanotechnology in Civil & Mechanical Engineering
- 4.11 Potential Applications of Carbon Nanotubes
- 4.12 Renewable & Sustainable Energy Applications
- 4.13 Space Nanotechnology
- 5 Bio NanoTechnology
- 6 Bio NanoMaterials & Bio Medical Devices, Applications
- 6.1 Arrays of Nanowires for Cellular Applications
- 6.2 Biological & Environmental Surface Interactions of Nanomaterials surface Interactions of Nanomaterials
- 6.3 Biologically Inspired Nano Devices
- 6.4 Biomedical Applications of Gold Nanomaterials
- 6.5 Biosurface Engineering
- 6.6 Controlled Self-Assembly of Re-Engineered Insulin
- 6.7 Curvature on The Properties of Nanomaterials & Biomedical Applications
- 6.8 Dendrimer‐Based Nanocarriers
- 6.9 Direct Chemoselective Synthesis of Glyconanoparticles
- 6.10 DNA‐Based Plasmonic Nanoarchitectures & Uses
- 6.11 Enhanced Electrochemical DNA Sensing
- 6.12 G-Protein Coupled Receptor Signaling at The Nanoscale
- 6.13 Interactions of Nanomaterials with the Immune System
- 6.14 Lanthanide‐Doped Hollow Nanomaterials
- 6.15 Lipid-Coated Nanocrystals & Applications
- 6.16 Membrane Protein Multiplexed Nano-Arrays
- 6.17 Membrane Proteins as Natural Nanomachines
- 6.18 Multifunctional Plasmonic Nanoparticles: Biomedical Applications
- 6.19 Nanobioorganic Chemistry
- 6.20 Nanomagnetic Materials & Applications
- 6.21 Nanomaterial‐Based Advanced Immunoassays
- 6.22 Nanomaterials: Orthopedic Implantable Medical Devices
- 6.23 Nanostructured Bladder Tissue Replacements
- 6.24 Nanowire Arrays & Cell Based Biosensing
- 6.25 Nanowire Based Cell Impalement Devices & Uses
- 6.26 Peptide Nanostructures in Biomedical Technology
- 6.27 Prediction of Cell Settling on Nanostructure Arrays
- 6.28 QSAR Modeling of Nanomaterials
- 6.29 Single Domain Antibodies for High Quality Surface Plasmon Resonance Studies
- 6.30 Structure & Function of Biological Systems on the Nanoscale
- 6.31 Vertical Nanowire Arrays for Protein Detection & Analysis
- 6.32 Virus‐Based Nanomaterials
- 7 Biosensors, Diagnostics & Imagining
- 8 Cancer NanoTechnology
- 9 Carbon Based Nanomaterial’s & Devices
- 10 Carbon Nano Chips & Nanostructures
- 11 Characterization & Properties of Nanomaterials
- 12 Chemistry & Biology Studies of Graphene
- 13 Computation, Simulation & Modeling of Nanostructures, Nano Systems & Devices
- 13.1 Applications Of Nanomaterials Modelling
- 13.2 Assembly Operations Using Molecular Manipulators
- 13.3 Atomistic Quantum Transport Simulations
- 13.4 Combinational Logic & Finite-State Machines
- 13.5 Mechanics Of Nanomaterials
- 13.6 Microstructure-Based Models & Dislocation Analysis
- 13.7 Multiscale Methods for Charge/Heat Transport for Nano-Meso Scale Devices
- 13.8 Multiscale Modelling for the Materials Improvement & Design
- 13.9 Nanostructured Metals: Manufacturing & Modelling
- 13.10 Nanostructured Multiphase Alloys
- 13.11 Non-Equilibrium Thermodynamics
- 13.12 Quantum Mechanics for Modelling of Nanomaterials
- 13.13 Simulation of Organic Semiconductor Devices
- 13.14 Software for Modelling of Nanomaterials
- 13.15 Technologies Based on Alternative Materials
- 14 Computational Nanotechnology
- 15 DNA Nanotechnology
- 16 Drug Delivery & Therapeutics
- 16.1 Drug Delivery for the Cardiovascular System
- 16.2 Drug Delivery for the Central Nervous System
- 16.3 Drug Delivery for Musculo-Skeletal Disorders
- 16.4 Drug Delivery for the Reproductive System or Urinary System
- 16.5 Drug Delivery for the Immune System
- 16.6 Drug Delivery for Allergic Disorders
- 16.7 Drug Delivery for Nutrition
- 16.8 Nanocapsules for Drug Delivery
- 17 Emerging Trends in Nanotechnology
- 18 Emerging Trends in the Field of Graphene nano
- 18.1 A Molecular Light-Driven Nanosubmarine
- 18.2 A Nanowrench in the Works
- 18.3 Bubble Pen To Write with Nano Particles
- 18.4 Development of Intelligent Wearable Systems Using Nano Technology
- 18.5 Emerging Opportunities for Graphene-Based Materials
- 18.6 Latest Developments in Graphene Production Methods Towards Wide Scale Commercialization
- 18.7 Nano Fibre Compared with Human Hair
- 18.8 Nano Produces Self-Replicating Microscopic Robots
- 18.9 Nanopores Could Take the Salt Out of Seawater
- 18.10 Nanosensors To Replace RFID Chips on Consumer Products
- 18.11 Nanotechnology Changes Behaviour of Materials Used in Solar -Cells
- 18.12 Nanowires as Hair Spray
- 18.13 Remote Sensing Through Nano Unmanned Aerial Vehicles & Satellites
- 19 Energy Systems & NanoTechnology
- 20 Environment, Health & Safety Issues
- 20.1 Air Emissions & Ambient Air Quality
- 20.2 Community Health & Safety
- 20.3 Ethical & Social Issues
- 20.4 Hazardous Materials Nano Management
- 20.5 Nanotechnology for Water - Challenges & Solutions
- 20.6 Nanotechnology in Biological Hazard Management
- 20.7 Nanotechnology in Ozone Deplition
- 20.8 Nanotechnology in Physical Hazard Management
- 20.9 Nanotechnology in Pollution Prevention
- 20.10 Nanotechnology in Radiological Hazard Management
- 20.11 Regulation of Nanotechnology
- 20.12 Risks of Nanotechnology
- 21 Future Prospects Of Nanotechnologies & Commercial Viability
- 21.1 Brain-Inspired Devices for Artificial Systems
- 21.2 Diamond Nanothreads
- 21.3 DNA-Based Single-Electron Electronic Devices
- 21.4 Light-Seeking Synthetic Nano Robot
- 21.5 Liquid-Repellent Materials
- 21.6 Multi-Function Chips
- 21.7 Nanomedicine For Improved HIV Drug Therapies
- 21.8 Other Potenial Innovative Ideas
- 21.9 Phase-Change Devices & Applications
- 21.10 Quantum Photonic Circuits & Applications
- 21.11 Self-Healable Batteries
- 21.12 Smart Textiles
- 21.13 Smarter Self-Assembly
- 21.14 Super-Powered Bionic Plants
- 21.15 Thermoelectric Screen Printing
- 21.16 Uses of Nano-Materials & Components in Space Exploration
- 22 Graphene Supercapacitors
- 22.1 Combining Graphene with Manganese Oxide To Create Innovative Supercapacitors
- 22.2 Graphene Supercapacitors Could Be Printed Onto a DVD
- 22.3 Graphene-Based Supercapacitor Declared To Someday Replace Lithium-Ion Batteries
- 22.4 New 3D Printed Graphene Supercapacitors
- 22.5 New Graphene-Based Supercapacitor Can Store as Much Energy as a NiMH Battery
- 23 Graphene & 2D Materials Based Nanocomposites
- 23.1 Characterisation & Modelling of Graphene Materials in Composites
- 23.2 Chemisry of 2-D Materials
- 23.3 Correlation Effects in Graphene & 2D Materials
- 23.4 Fundamental Science of Graphene & 2D Materials Beyond Graphene
- 23.5 Graphene Composites
- 23.6 Science & Applications of Graphene & New 2D Materials
- 24 Graphene & Biomaterials for Health Care
- 25 Graphene & Applications
- 25.1 Applications Of Graphene in Energy
- 25.2 Biological & Toxicity Aspects of Graphene, Graphene Oxide
- 25.3 Biological Interactions of Graphene-Family Nanomaterials
- 25.4 Carbon Nanotubes & Graphene
- 25.5 Characterisation & Modelling of Graphene Materials In Composites
- 25.6 Chemical Functionalisation of Graphene
- 25.7 Chemistry & Biology Studies of Graphene
- 25.8 Controlled Functionalisation of Graphene Oxide Through Surface Modification
- 25.9 Electronic, Optoelectronic Properties of 2D Materials
- 25.10 Graphene & 2D Material Sensors
- 25.11 Graphene & 2D Materials Based Nanocomposites
- 25.12 Graphene & Graphene Oxides
- 25.13 Graphene Based Nanoelectronic Devices
- 25.14 Graphene Based Nanofluids & Nano Lubricants
- 25.15 Graphene for Plasmonics & Optics
- 25.16 Graphene Modification & Functionalization
- 25.17 Graphene Supercapacitors & Graphene Polymer Batteries
- 25.18 Graphene Synthesis
- 25.19 Graphene-Assisted Laser Desorption/Ionization for Mass Spectrometry
- 25.20 Spectroscopy, Metrology & Microscopy Of Graphene & 2D Materials
- 25.21 Surface Chemistry on Graphene & 2D Materials
- 25.22 Synthesis of Graphene & New 2D Materials
- 25.23 Synthesis of Patterned Graphene Films
- 26 Graphene & Graphene Oxide
- 26.1 Graphene & Graphene Oxide for Energy (Battery, Capacitor, Catalysis, Solar)
- 26.2 Graphene Based Nanoelectronic Devices
- 26.3 Graphene For Plasmonics & Optics
- 26.4 Growth of Large Area Graphene
- 26.5 Physics & Chemistry Of Graphene
- 26.6 Reduction of Graphene Oxide
- 26.7 Synthesis, Characterization, Properties, & Applications
- 27 Graphene Application Technology
- 28 Graphene Chemistry
- 29 Graphene Modification & Functionalisation
- 30 Graphene Nano in Energy & Storage
- 30.1 Electrical Energy Storage
- 30.2 Generation of Chemical Energy Resources.
- 30.3 Graphene Enables Long Lasting Lithium-Air Batteries
- 30.4 Graphene Features as a Transparent Electrode.
- 30.5 Graphene-Based Batteries
- 30.6 Hydrogen Technologies
- 30.7 Increasing The Efficiency of Energy Production
- 30.8 Nuclear Acident Cleanup & Waste Storage
- 30.9 Revolutionary Graphene Polymer Batteries for Electric Cars
- 30.10 Solarthermal Energy
- 30.11 Sustainable Technologies
- 31 Graphene-like 2D Materials
- 31.1 Applications Of 2dmaterials In Electronics, Photonics, Energy & Biomedicine
- 31.2 Chemistry & Modification of 2D materials
- 31.3 Electronic, Optoelectronic Properties & Potential Applications
- 31.4 Growth, Synthesis Techniques & Integration Methods
- 31.5 Integration Of Graphene With Other 2D Materials
- 31.6 Structural, Electronic, Optical & Magnetic Properties of 2D Materials & Devices
- 32 Graphene: Synthesis, Properties & Phenomena
- 33 Graphite, Graphene & Their Polymer Nano Composites
- 34 Health Impact of Nanotechnology
- 34.1 Effect of Nanoparticles on Brain
- 34.2 Effect of Nanoparticles on Circulatory System
- 34.3 Effect of Nanoparticles on Gastro-Intestinal System
- 34.4 Effect of Nanoparticles on Heart
- 34.5 Effect of Nanoparticles on Lungs
- 34.6 Effect of Nanoparticles on Lymphatic System
- 34.7 Effect of Nanoparticles on Orthopedic Implant
- 34.8 Effect of Nanoparticles on Other Organs
- 34.9 Effect of Nanoparticles on Skin
- 35 Health, Safety & Environment
- 36 Impact of Nano Biotechnology
- 37 Insilico Nanostructure Modelling
- 38 Materials Science & Engineering
- 39 Materiomics
- 40 Medical Nanotechnology Devices
- 41 Micro/Nano-fabrication, Nano patterning, Nano Lithography & Nano Imprinting
- 41.1 AFM Characterization of Nanometer Scale Devices
- 41.2 Atomic Force Microscopy(AFM) & Functional AFM Probes
- 41.3 Colloid Monolayer Lithography
- 41.4 Electrically Induced Nanopatterning & Rapid Prototyping
- 41.5 Electron Beam Lithography
- 41.6 Film Deposition, Etching & Bonding
- 41.7 Focused Ion Beam Lithography
- 41.8 Laser Printing of Single Nanoparticles
- 41.9 Magnetolithography & Nanosphere Lithography
- 41.10 Molecular Self Assembly
- 41.11 Multiphoton Lithography
- 41.12 Nanoimprint Lithography
- 41.13 Neutral Particle Lithography
- 41.14 Photolithography & Soft Lithography
- 41.15 Proton Beam Writing & Charged-Particle Lithography
- 41.16 Scanning Probe Lithography
- 41.17 Thin Film Technologies
- 41.18 Top-Down & Bottom-Up Nanofabrication
- 41.19 X-Ray Lithography & Ion Projection Lithography
- 42 Molecular Mimics
- 42.1 Atom Shuttles
- 42.2 Catenanes & Rotaxanes
- 42.3 Chemical Rotors
- 42.4 Flippers
- 42.5 Molecular Switches
- 42.6 Prodders
- 42.7 Regulation & Ethical Impacts
- 42.8 Rotaxanes & Molecular Computers
- 42.9 Synthesis of Rotaxanes & Catenanes
- 42.10 The Electron Driven Molecular Shuttle Switch
- 42.11 The Light Driven Molecular Shuttle Switch
- 42.12 The ph Driven Molecular Shuttle Switch
- 43 Molecular Nanotechnology
- 43.1 Aerospace Transportation
- 43.2 Atom Manipulation
- 43.3 Atoms by Inference
- 43.4 Electron Microscope
- 43.5 Massive Parallelism
- 43.6 Mechanosynthesis
- 43.7 Microelectromechanical Devices
- 43.8 Modern Transmission of Electron Microscope
- 43.9 Molecular Assembler
- 43.10 Molecular Electronics
- 43.11 Molecular Engineering
- 43.12 Molecular Machine
- 43.13 Molecular Manufacturing
- 43.14 Nanodots
- 43.15 Nanomanipulator
- 43.16 Nanotweezers
- 43.17 Phased-Array Optics
- 43.18 Positional Assembly
- 43.19 Replicating Nanorobots
- 43.20 Scanning Electron Microscope
- 43.21 Scanning Probe Microscopy - Atomic Force Microscope
- 43.22 Scanning Tunnelling Microscope
- 43.23 Smart Materials
- 44 Nano Applications
- 45 Nano BioMaterials
- 46 Nano BioMechanics
- 47 Nano Biometrics
- 47.1 Biological Computing- A Protein- Based 3D Optical Memory Based on Bacteriorhodopsin
- 47.2 Ion Channels as Sensors
- 47.3 Lipids as Nano - Bricks & Mortar
- 47.4 Lipids Structure
- 47.5 Molecular Mimics
- 47.6 Self-Assembled Monolayers
- 47.7 Self-Organizing Supra Molecular Structures
- 47.8 Three Dimensional Structures Using a 20 Amino Acid Alphabet Nano Scale Motors
- 48 Nano Biomolecular Engineering
- 49 Nano Biotechnology
- 49.1 Bioluminescent Magnetic Nanoparticles
- 49.2 Disease Diagnosis
- 49.3 DNANanotechnology
- 49.4 Gene Therapy
- 49.5 Lipid Nanotechnology
- 49.6 Nanoink
- 49.7 Nanosystems
- 49.8 Surface Modified Polystyrene Nanoparticles
- 49.9 Target Specific Drug Delivery
- 49.10 The Structural Nature of Bio Molecules
- 49.11 Tissue Engineering
- 50 Nano Chemistry
- 51 Nano Composites
- 52 Nano Computational Modelling
- 52.1 Industrial Applications of Nanomaterials Modelling
- 52.2 Mechanics of Nanomaterials
- 52.3 Microstructure-based Models & Dislocation Analysis
- 52.4 Multiscale Modelling for the Materials Improvement & Design
- 52.5 Nanostructured Multiphase Alloys
- 52.6 Quantum Mechanics for Modelling of Nanomaterials
- 52.7 Software for Modelling of Nanomaterials
- 53 Nano Electronic Devices
- 54 Nano Electronics
- 55 Nano Fluidics
- 56 Nano Materials Synthesis & Characterisation
- 57 Nano Medicine
- 58 Nano Topography
- 59 Nano Toxicology
- 59.1 Complications with Nanotoxicity Studies
- 59.2 Computational Toxicology
- 59.3 Cytotoxicity
- 59.4 Ecotoxicology
- 59.5 Genotoxicity
- 59.6 Immunotoxicity
- 59.7 Medical Toxicology
- 59.8 Occupational Toxicology
- 59.9 Regulation & risk Management
- 59.10 Tolerogenic Nanoparticles
- 59.11 Toxicity of Nanomaterials
- 60 Nano Weapons
- 61 Nanobiomaterials
- 61.1 Biosensors & Biocatalysts
- 61.2 Commercialisation & Exploitation of Nanoscience & Nanotechnology
- 61.3 Hierarchial Organisation in Biological Systems
- 61.4 Interface Between Biological & Nonbiological Entities at the Nanoscale
- 61.5 Medical Devices & Drug Delivery
- 61.6 Nanotechnology for Environmental, Health & Safety
- 61.7 Properties of Cells, Amino acids, Polypeptides, Proteins, DNA/RNA
- 62 Nanophotonics
- 62.1 Active Materials Bulk, Quantum Well, Wire Dot & Quantum Dot
- 62.2 Definition of Photon
- 62.3 Description of Light as an Electromagnetic Wave
- 62.4 Fabrication of Photonic Devices, Quantum Dot Materials
- 62.5 General Introduction
- 62.6 Optical Devices
- 62.7 Quantum Aspect of Light
- 62.8 Review of Fundamentals of Lasers
- 63 Nanoscale
- 64 Nanoscience & Technology
- 65 Nanotech for Energy & Environment
- 65.1 Nanomaterials & Nanostructures for Gas Sorption, Storage, & Sensing
- 65.2 Nanomaterials & Photocatalytic Nanoparticles for Water/Air Detoxification
- 65.3 Nanomaterials for Clean & Sustainable Technology
- 65.4 Nanomaterials for Energy Conversion & Heat Transfer
- 65.5 Nanotech for Environment Protection
- 65.6 Nanotech for Fuel Cell & Solar Cell
- 65.7 Nanotech for Oil & Gas
- 65.8 Nanotechnology for Water, Air & Soil Protection
- 65.9 Nanotechnology Materials & Nanotechnology in Energy Application
- 65.10 Renewable Energy Technologies
- 66 Nanotechnology & Cosmetics
- 67 Nanotechnology in Agriculture & Food Industry
- 67.1 Nanotechnology & Risk Assessment
- 67.2 Nanotechnology for Controlled Release
- 67.3 Nanotechnology in Agriculture
- 67.4 Nanotechnology in Food Industry
- 67.5 Nanotechnology in Food Microbiology
- 67.6 Nanotechnology Research - Agriculture & Food Industry
- 67.7 Potential for Regulatory Control
- 67.8 Regulatory Approaches to Nanotechnology in the Food Industry
- 68 Nanotechnology in Tissue Engineering
- 68.1 Applications of Nanotechnology in Stem Cell Research
- 68.2 Carbon Nanotubes
- 68.3 Nano Biotechnology: From Stem Cell, Tissue Engineering To Cancer Research
- 68.4 Nanobiomaterials
- 68.5 Nanocomposites
- 68.6 Nanofibers
- 68.7 Nanostructured Extracellular Matrices
- 68.8 Nanotechnology & Tissue Engineering
- 68.9 Regulation on Advanced Therapy Medicinal Products/Tissue Engineering
- 68.10 Tissue Engineering
- 69 Nanotechnology in Waste Water Treatment
- 70 Nanotechnology in Water Treatment
- 71 Nanotechnology Safety
- 71.1 Environmental Impact of Nanotechnology
- 71.2 Exposure Scenarios
- 71.3 Health Impact of Nanotechnology
- 71.4 Measurement of Health Risk
- 71.5 Nanotoxicology
- 71.6 Regulation & Ethical Impacts
- 71.7 Regulation Of Nanotechnology
- 71.8 Risk Assessment & Management
- 71.9 Risk Assessment & Management
- 71.10 Societal Impact of Nanotechnology
- 72 Nanotechnology: Cosmetic & Sunscreen Safety
- 73 Nanotechnology: Environmental Effects & Industrial Safety
- 73.1 Bioaccumulation, Biodegradability Of Nanomaterials
- 73.2 Characterization of Nanomaterials for Toxicity Assessment
- 73.3 Engineered Nanomaterials & Biological Interactions
- 73.4 Exposure & Risk Evaluation of Nanomaterials
- 73.5 Health & Safety Implications of Engineered Nanomaterials
- 73.6 Industrial Safety Measures for Workers at the Nano Manufacturing Hubs
- 73.7 Inhalation Studies for Safety Assessment of Nanomaterials
- 73.8 Nanoparticles for Nuetralizaion of Toxic Materials
- 73.9 Nanoparticles for Water Purification
- 73.10 Nanotoxicity in Cells
- 73.11 Need & Impact of Global Regulations on Nanomaterials
- 73.12 Potential Adverse Health Impacts of Fibrous Nanomaterials
- 73.13 Risk Management of Nanomaterials
- 73.14 Toxicity of Nanomaterials
- 73.15 Toxicity Screening & Intracellular Detection of Nanomaterials
- 74 Nanotoxicity
- 75 Nanotoxicology
- 76 Nanozymes
- 77 Physics of Graphene
- 78 Polymer Nanotechnology
- 79 Regulation of Nanotechnology
- 80 Risks Assessment & Management of Nanotechnology
- 81 Scope of Nanomaterials
- 82 Societal Impact of Nanotechnology
- 83 Synthesis of Graphene & 2D Materials
- 83.1 Biological & Toxicity Aspects of Graphene, Graphene Oxide & 2D Materials
- 83.2 Characterisation of Single-Layer Graphene
- 83.3 Graphene & 2D Material Sensors
- 83.4 Graphene & Graphene-Related & 2D Materials in Composite Forms
- 83.5 Graphene: Innovation & Commercialization.
- 83.6 Graphene-Related Biomedical & Environment Research
- 83.7 Meterology of Graphene & 2D Materials
- 83.8 Spectroscopy & Microscopy of Graphene & 2D Materials
- 83.9 Surface Chemistry on Graphene & 2D Materials
- 83.10 Synthesis of Patterned Graphene Films on Thin Nickel Layers
- 84 A List of Entries Added After March [math]1^{st}[/math], 2017.
- 84.1 Quantum Computing
- 84.2 Quantum Devices
- 84.3 Topological Quantum Computation
- 84.4 NanoWires
- 84.4.1 Overview
- 84.4.2 Synthesis of Nanowires
- 84.4.3 Suspension
- 84.4.4 VLS Growth
- 84.4.5 Solution-Phase Synthesis
- 84.4.6 Non-catalytic Growth
- 84.4.7 Physics of Nanowires
- 84.4.8 Conductivity of Nanowires
- 84.4.9 Welding Nanowires
- 84.4.10 Applications of Nanowires
- 84.4.11 Electronic Devices
- 84.4.12 Sensing Of Proteins & Chemicals Using Semiconductor Nanowires
- 84.4.13 Limitations of Sensing With Silicon Nanowire FET Devices
- 84.5 Carbohydrate Nanostructures
- 84.6 NanoPapers
- 84.7 NanoScience in Dermatology
- 84.8 Nanotherapeutics
- 84.9 Friction and Rheology on the Nanometer Scale
- 84.10 Bionanomaterials for Dental Applications
- 84.11 Nanotechnology in Endodontics