The Ebook deals with various strategies that have frequently been followed to fabricate nanostructures of a specific size and shape, and with desired functionalities to enable them to be used in a wid...[view complete introduction]
This Ebook is an account of recent progress in the synthesis, characterization, physical properties, device fabrication, and applications of binary compound and ternary alloy III-V semiconductor nanow...[view complete introduction]
This e-book highlights the major current uses, new technologies and future perspectives of nanotechnology in relation to medical applications. The book should be of interest to biomedical technologist...[view complete introduction]
Recent concerns about environmental exposure to both biological and chemical agents have been critical to the development of new sensor and detector technologies. New materials are being developed to ...[view complete introduction]
On-chip pretreatment of whole blood is one of the hottest topics in lab-on-a-chip research since whole blood has been regarded as the most important clinical sample. This e-book is a valuable referenc...[view complete introduction]
Toxic Effects of Nanomaterials provides an authoritative work of international experts in the field of nanotoxicology spanning 8 chapters. A key feature of the e-book is a broad coverage of phytotoxic...[view complete introduction]
This reference E-Book explains the existing classification of nanosized structures and contains an analysis of their properties. It summarizes information about how particle size effects are reflected...[view complete introduction]
This e-book introduces readers to the basics of micro & nanomachining (MNT) technology and covers some techniques including molecular dynamics and finite element simulations, as well as complexi...[view complete introduction]
Light Harvesting Nanomaterials brings together facts about the underlying principles and theory about light harvesting systems. This eBook is a valuable reference for advanced readers interested in no...[view complete introduction]
