• Role of Nanotechnology in Plant Tissue Culture    By: Dr. Mamta Singh
  
  As an advancing technology Nanotechnology has paved its way towards biological sciences also. Nanomaterials with their added advantage can be used as an alternative in plant tissue culture also by surpassing the drawbacks of conventional compounds used previously. >> Category: Nanotechnology
  
  
• Nanotechnology: Characterization of Nanomaterials using Single-Particle ICP-MS    By: Dr. Suresh Kaushik
  
  The measurement and characterization of nanoparticles is critical to all aspects of nanotechnology. The widespread application of nanomaterials has inevitably led to their release into the environment, which raises concern about their potential adverse effects on the ecosystems and their impact on health. Complete characterization of nanomaterials is important for interpreting the results of toxicological and human health studies. Many analytical techniques are available for nanometrology, only some of which can be successfully applied to environmental health studies. One technique that is proving invaluable for detecting and sizing metallic nanoparticles is SP-ICP-MS. Its combination of elemental specificity, sizing resolution and unmated sensitivity makes it extremely applicable for the characterization of nanoparticles which have been integrated into larger products such as foods, consumer goods, personal care products, and pharmaceuticals. >> Category: Nanotechnology
  
  
• Superabsorbent Nano-Hydrogel: A Boon under Rain fed Agriculture    By: Pragyan Paramita Rout
  
  Synthetic hydrophilic polymers (hydrogels) are a particular class of gels, obtained by chemical stabilization of hydrophilic polymers in a tridimensional network. Due to its excellent moisture retention and release characteristics, it has a wide application in rain fed areas to conserve soil moisture. >> Category: Nanotechnology
  
  
• Approaches for Organizing Nanoparticles    By: Parthvi Patel
  
  Different methods used for the synthesis of nanoparticles is been described briefly. >> Category: Nanotechnology
  
  
• Nanostructured Materials: Classification and Methods of Characterization    By: Dr. Sandhya Sanand
  
  Nanotechnology is an emerging area having plethora of applications from house hold to industry. Nanostructured materials (NSMs) have unique length scale in the order of 1-10 nm. This article briefly explains regarding classification based on dimension and various methods of characterization for nanostructured materials. >> Category: Nanotechnology
  
  
• Nanotechnology: A set of tools can make Environment Favourable    By: Khadija Pervaiz
  
  Nanotechnology can deal with challenges faced by environment. I have briefly touched few aspects in which practical results are taken and can excel in future.The basic few ecofriendly strategies are discussed like immobilization of single or multi metals, experiment for development of barley seeds etc that can play part in site remediations of marine soil etc ecosystems based on use of Nanomaterials. >> Category: Nanotechnology
  
  
• Synthesis of Nanoparticles    By: Dr. Indu Chopra
  
  Nanotechnology is an emerging area which is having wide application in different fields of science and medicine. There are different methods to synthesize nanoparticles according to their size and shape. This article gives brief description of various methods of synthesis of nanoparticles >> Category: Nanotechnology
  
  
• Intelligent Nano-Fertilizers    By: Dr. Suresh Kaushik
  
  The plant needs different amount of nitrogen depending on its growth stage. Nitrogen-use efficiency for most crops ranges from 30 to 50 percent. A new generation of fertilizers will increase this efficiency from 30 percent to upwards of 80 percent. Smart biosensors and smart delivery systems will help in enhancing productivity in agriculture. Intelligent nano-fertilizers can reduce the amount of nitrogen lost during the crop production. >> Category: Nanotechnology
  
  
• Viral Nanotehnology (VNPs): An Emerging Field    By: Dr. Anita Singh
  
  Viral nanotechnology is an emerging field of nanotechnology. VNPs have a potential for application in various fields such as biomedicine, pharmacology, separation science, catalytic chemistry, crop pest control and material science. The engineered VNPs could open up more possibilities in medicine, industry and science. >> Category: Nanotechnology
  
  
• Nanotechnology: Applications in Agriculture    By: Dr. Suresh Kaushik
  
  Nanotechnology has the potential to revolutionize the agriculture with new tools for the rapid disease detection and their treatments, enhancing the ability of plants to absorb nutrients, increasing the efficiency of pesticides and herbicide. The advancement in agricultural nanotechnology to promote 'precision farming' allowing optimum use of the natural resources with judicious farming practices; and different sensor and controlled delivery technologies could change the face of farming so-called 'Nanobio-farming' >> Category: Nanotechnology
  
  
• Nanoparticles and its Applications    By: Surya Pratap Goutam
  
  Those objects that have at least one dimension which is not more than 100 nm, is called as nanoparticles and study of nanoparticles is called as nanotechnology. >> Category: Nanotechnology
  
  
• Development and Applications of Nanobubbles    By: Divya Narayan
  
  Nanobubbles are produced under tremendous amounts of pressure, since greater pressure increases surface tension. In order to counter the increasing surface tension, the surface area and volume of these bubbles become extremely low. >> Category: Nanotechnology
  
  
• Eco-friendly Synthesis of Gold Nanoparticles    By: Hareepriyaw M
  
  Synthesis of nanoparticles is a remarkable improvement in the area of nanotechnology. Nanoparticles will have special properties due to their large ratio between surface and volume and larger surface energy. Metal based nanoparticles are known to have many applications. >> Category: Nanotechnology
  
  
• Nanoparticles in Neuroscience    By: Deepti Narayan
  
  As nanoparticles are so small in size they can easily cross the cell barrier. Scientists are interested to find out whether this property of nanoparticles can be used to deliver drugs to remote places. For treating diseases of the CNS, nanosystems are used for generating nano drug delivery systems. They are nanospheres, nanosuspensions, nanoemulsions, carbon nanotubes and nanorobots & solid lipid nanoparticles (SLN) >> Category: Nanotechnology
  
  
• The Role of Carbon in Nanotechnology    By: Gayathri Raghavan
  
  Carbon is found in abundance in living things and materials that are derived from living things. Carbon also plays a vital role in nanotechnology research and nanotechnology applications. Carbon is a non-metallic element present in the cells of organisms. Its atomic number is 6 and atomic weight is 12. >> Category: Nanotechnology
  
  
• Nanotechnology For Medical Treatment    By: Dilruba Peya
  
  Ill health and disease are caused largely by damage at the molecular and cellular level. Today's surgical instruments are, at this scale, crude and large. From the point of view of a cell, yet a sharp scalpel is a blunt tool more suitable to injure and tear than cure and heal. Modern surgery works alone because body cells have an outstanding capability to recover, bury their dead and cure over the injury. >> Category: Nanotechnology
  
  
• Nanotechnology - Impact on Developing Nations and the World Economy    By: Gayathri Raghavan
  
  Nanotechnology is a cutting-edge technology offering revolutionary applications such as in producing and storing energy, in detecting and treating diseases, in monitoring and protecting the living environment, in improving the production of crops and food quality, and to build small and complex electronic structures to large structures like airplanes. >> Category: Nanotechnology
  
  
• Ecotoxicology and Nanoecotoxicology    By: Shanky Bhat
  
  Nanoecotoxicology helps in assessment of hazard that can be because of nanoparticles. >> Category: Nanotechnology
  
  
• Nanotoxicology : The Surprising Small Scale Threat.    By: Parth Malik
  
  Article highlights the risk and precautions regarding the increasing use of nanomaterials, the threats which go unnoticed and unattended and are threatening to both nature as well as biodiversity. >> Category: Nanotechnology
  
  
• Fungi as Builders For Nanomaterials    By: Rajni Singh
  
  An important challenge in nanotechnology is to tailor optical, electric and electronic properties of nanoparticles by controlling the size and shape. Utilization of microbe for synthesis of nanoparticles with different chemical composition, size/shapes and controlled monodispersity to develop environmental friendly nanoparticle without using toxic chemicals in the synthesis protocol. >> Category: Nanotechnology
  
  
• Future Health Hazards Related to Nanotoxicology and Their Complications    By: Kirti Rani
  
  Nanotechnology is incomplete without the consideration of toxicity caused by nanoparticles. It should be considered a key parameter at eco-friendly and health standard. >> Category: Nanotechnology
  
  
• Parallel Potential Prospects of Nanotechnology and Bioinformatics    By: Kirti Rani
  
  This article is based on parellel role of nanotechnology and bioinformatics for betterment of mankind and green revolution on earth. This role of bioinformatics in nanotechnology lead to form creation which is called nanolibrary. >> Category: Nanotechnology
  
  
• Nanoparticles For Human Health    By: VIVEK VYAS
  
  Nanoparticles can play a significant role in the health of human beings. Nanoparticles are of different types : Liposomes, Dendrimer, polymeric micelles, nanocapsule, nanosphere and solid lipid nanoparticles. >> Category: Nanotechnology
  
  
• What is Nanomedecine? | Medical Use Of Nanomaterials    By: Shalini Balan
  
  Nanomedicine in simple terms is application of nanotechnology to health care .It will make use of molecular machine to attend to medical problems and molecular knowledge is used to maintain and improve human health at the molecular scale. It will lead to preservation and improvement of human health. >> Category: Nanotechnology
  
  
• Detecting Anthrax using Nano Detector    By: Shalini Balan
  
  what is anthrax and how it can be detected through newly invented nano decor? Nano detector can now be used as Biodefense to protect against the deadly diseases. >> Category: Nanotechnology
  
  
• Nanotechnology - Hopes and Hypes    By: Parth Malik
  
  Nanoscience and nanotechnology are the budding fields of physical sciences which highlight the key concept of miniaturization. The breakthrough was given by physicist Feynmann. Further the advent of microscopic techniques unveiled a new face of this field of sciences. >> Category: Nanotechnology
  
  
• Hostile Activity of Silver Nanoparticles Synthesized From Penicillium Chrysogenum    By: Akila S
  
  The research work deals with the synthesis of silver nanoparticles from Penicillium chrysogenum, isolated from air. The synthesized bionanoparticles were confirmed by UV-Vis spectrophotometer. The antimicrobial activity of bionanoparticles was tested against different bacterial pathogens (E.coli, Staphylococcus aureus, Pseudomonas aeruginosa, and Bacillus cereus). >> Category: Nanotechnology
  
  
• Nanosuspensions : Types of Nanosuspension Methods and Various Applications    By: JAY KUMAR TRIPATHI
  
  Nanosuspensions are colloidal dispersions of nanosized drug particles stabilized by surfactants. Solubility is the crucial factor for drug effectiveness, independence of the route of administration. Large proportions of newly discovered drugs are water insoluble, and therefore poorly bioavailable contributing to deserted development effort. These so‐called 'Brickellia' candidates can now be delivered by formulating them into nanosuspension. They enhance solubility and bioavailability. >> Category: Nanotechnology
  
  
• Latest Ventures In Diabetic Treatment - Types of Diabetes    By: Preethi Venkateswaran
  
  Diabetes is a chronic (lifelong) disease marked by high levels of sugar in the blood. It is also known to be a group of diseases characterized by abnormally high levels of the sugar glucose in the bloodstream. Insulin is a hormone produced by the pancreas to control blood sugar. Diabetes can be caused by too little insulin, resistance to insulin, or both. >> Category: Nanotechnology
  
  
• Nanomedicine Techniques - Atomic force microscopy and Femtosecond laser surgery    By: Preethi Venkateswaran
  
  Nanotechnology is concerned with almost anything and everything due to their nanoscale size. Nanomedicine is the application of nanotechnology in medicine like nanosurgery, tissue engineering and targeted drug delivery. Nanotechnology refers to the design, characterization, production and application of structures, devices and systems which have novel physical, chemical and biological properties. >> Category: Nanotechnology
  
  
• Current Ventures in Nanomedicine    By: Preethi Venkateswaran
  
  It is the branch of science that deals with fabrication of materials and devices on nanoscale. Medicine has always been integral part of human life and will always continue to do so. Hence applying nanotechnology in the field of medicine is bound to benefit the human race. Nanomedicine is the science and technology of diagnosing, treating, and preventing disease. >> Category: Nanotechnology
  
  
• Nanorobotics: An Emerging Field of Nanotechnology    By: Muniba Safdar
  
  What is Nanorobotics? It is an emerging application of nanotechnology that deals with the creation of robots or machines. The size of machines and robots are designed at or close to the scale of nanometer. Nano-robotics specifically refers to the use of nanotechnology engineering in order to build or design nano-robots or various other machines. >> Category: Nanotechnology
  
  
• Nanostructure: Its Introduction and Various Forms    By: Muniba Safdar
  
  What are nanostructures? A nanostructure is defined as an object of molecular and microscopic or micrometer-sized structures. When we describe nanostructures it is obligatory to distinguish between the numbers of measurements on the nanoscale.A nanostructure is basically used when stating to magnetic technology. >> Category: Nanotechnology
  
  
• Green Nanotechnology: Its Definition, Introduction and Goals    By: Muniba Safdar
  
  what is green nanotechnology? its definition, introduction and goals? Green nanotechnology is defined as the technology that is used to develop clean technologies in order to minimize human health and potential environmental risks. It is associated with the use of nanotechnology products and manufacturing process. >> Category: Nanotechnology
  
  
• Nanomedicine: Its Introduction and Applications    By: Muniba Safdar
  
  What is Nanomedicine its introduction and applications? Nanomedicine is the medicinal diligence of nanotechnology (is the branch of engineering that deals with things smaller than 100 nanometers.The main and current problem for nano-medicine is to understand the toxicity and environmental impact of nanoscale materials. >> Category: Nanotechnology
  
  
• Nano-Circuits: Composition and its Numerous Approaches    By: Muniba Safdar
  
  What are nano-circuits? Nano-circuits, an electrical circuit, are operating on the nanometer scale. >> Category: Nanotechnology
  
  
• Nanotoxicology: Study of Toxicity of Nanomaterials    By: Muniba Safdar
  
  what is nanotoxicology? Nanotoxicology, a branch of bionanoscience , deals with the study and applications of toxicity of nanomaterials. >> Category: Nanotechnology
  
  
• DNA Nanotechnology: History and Applications    By: Muniba Safdar
  
  What is DNA nanotechnology? DNA nanotechnology, a branch of nanotechnology, uses the nucleic acids and acknowledged molecular properties of DNA. By using these properties and nucleic acids for technological purposes, we can create designed, artificial structures of DNA easily. >> Category: Nanotechnology
  
  
• Biosynthesis of Silver and Gold Nanoparticles    By: Sonali Bhawsar
  
  Nanoparticles of noble metals synthesized by biological routes have many important applications. Applications of gold and silver nanoparticles >> Category: Nanotechnology
  
  
• Respirocytes - A Prognosis From Nanomedicine    By: Pournami Gouthaman
  
  Respirocytes are artificial red blood cells, a hypothetical Nano machine, proposed by Robert. A. Freitas Jr. in the year 1996. It is a hollow, spherical device, 1 micron in diameter which has extensive applications in medical field like treatment of asphyxia, anemia and other respiratory, neuro-vascular and cardio-vascular surgeries. >> Category: Nanotechnology
  
  
• Nanotechnology as Applied to Biosciences    By: Padma Kumar
  
  This article details how nanotechnology is applied to biosciences especially in the diagnosis of cancer and other diseases, in medical imaging, in miniaturization of medical devices, in nanomolecular diagnostics and in cytogenetics >> Category: Nanotechnology
  
  
• Nano-biotechnology: A Branch of Nanotechnology    By: Muniba Safdar
  
  Nanobiotechnology is an emerging field of nanotechnology with biochemical and biological applications or activities. It integrates biotechnology on the nano-scale. In order to engineer new devices (biosensors), existing elements of nature has been studied in nano-biotechnology. >> Category: Nanotechnology
  
  
• Nanophotonics: A Branch of Optical Engineering    By: Muniba Safdar
  
  Nanophotonics or Nano-photonics or Nano-optics deals with the application of optics or light interaction with the particles or substances on length scales. It is actually the study of behavior of light. Two broad themes have been involved in the study of nano-photonics; >> Category: Nanotechnology
  
  
• Fullerene: Its Definition, Types and Scope    By: Muniba Safdar
  
  What are Fullerenes? A fullerene is defined as a pure carbon form having at least 60 atoms. It exists in hollow sphere, ellipsoid (a surface whose plane sections are all ellipses or circles), or tube form. >> Category: Nanotechnology
  
  
• COMPUTATIONAL NANOTECHNOLOGY: Its Goal, Approach, Role and Scope    By: Muniba Safdar
  
  What is computational nanotechnology; their goal, approach, role and scope. Computational Nanotechnology is the study, design, operation, analysis and optimization of Nano-scale systems. Moreover, computational nanotechnology enables tools and techniques physics-and-chemistry based simulations. >> Category: Nanotechnology
  
  
• Nanotechnology Applications in Medicine, Food Industry and Agriculture    By: Amna Adnan
  
  Nanotechnology is the new emerging field of science which has its applications in food industry, medicine and agriculture. Nanotechnology has allowed the scientists to use nanoparticles for the biological and medical research purposes because nanoparticles have unique properties. >> Category: Nanotechnology
  
  
• Nanoparticles in Medical Science: Properties and Various Applications    By: VIVEK VYAS
  
  In the field of medical science, nanoparticles are immensely being used now days. Nanoparticles are particularly used in drug delivery, in drug discovery, diagnostics and innovation in medical science. >> Category: Nanotechnology
  
  
• Silver Nanoparticles Elevates Wound Healing    By: Muniba Safdar
  
  Today, nanoparticles acquire great place in research, they have been used in many fields. Nano size particles exhibit extremely small size and having large surface area. Different size of particle contains different properties as the size increases >> Category: Nanotechnology
  
  
• Nanosensors For Security Benefits    By: Muniba Safdar
  
  Most important application of nanotechnology is nanosensors which are used for the security in hospitals, airports and public areas. Nanosensors are very helpful for detecting dangerous substances, tiny amounts of explosives or chemicals, which could safe many lives in the future. >> Category: Nanotechnology
  
  
• Application of Nanotechnology in Medicine    By: Amna Adnan
  
  Nanotechnology is the branch of science which deals with the matter at the atomic and molecular level. The field of medicine has made use of this field and has created methods to treat different diseases, methods of drug delivery and has found ways to kill microbes. >> Category: Nanotechnology
  
  

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