Multicomponent crystals and nanoparticle superlattices are a powerful approach to integrate different materials into ordered nanostructures. Well-developed, especially DNA-based, methods for their preparation exist, yet most techniques concentrate on molecular and synthetic nanoparticle systems in non-biocompatible environment. Here we describe the self-assembly and characterization of binary s...

silver nanoparticles (agnps) are amongst the most investigated materials in nanotechnology in view of their unique physio-chemical features and applications in restorative science. their progressive usages in different fields of science besides some predominant restrictions with conventional methods for their synthesis have demanded analysts to discover green courses for their creation. biologi...

Polymeric hybrid nanocomposites, due to improved mechanical, thermal, and electrical properties, are key factors in recent technologies. Because of anisotropic characteristics polymeric mechanical properties their behavior very difficult predict. If they fabricated with complicated woven fabric patterns, it becomes more This review discusses detail the manufacturing methods various fibers, focu...

Relatively little is known about the behavior and toxicity of nanoparticles in the environment. Objectives of work presented here include establishing the toxicity of a variety of silver nanoparticles (AgNPs) to Daphnia magna neonates, assessing the applicability of a commonly used bioassay for testing AgNPs, and determining the advantages and disadvantages of multiple characterization techniqu...

Applications of nanowires into future generation nanodevices require a complete understanding of the mechanical properties of the nanowires. A great research effort has been made in the past two decades to understand the deformation physics and mechanical behaviors of nanowires, and to interpret the discrepancies between experimental measurements and theoretical predictions. This review focused...

Simplicity and low cost has positioned inkjet paper- and fabric-based 3D substrates as two of the most commonly used surface-enhanced Raman spectroscopy (SERS) platforms for the detection and the identification of chemical and biological analytes down to the nanogram and femtogram levels. The relationship between far-field and near-field properties of these 3D SERS platforms remains poorly unde...

Here, we report a previously unreported low-temperature curable barium strontium titanate (BaXSr1−XTiO3) or BST dielectric nanoparticle ink which shows high tunability for printed electronics/additive manufacturing applications. The newly formulated is optimized to print in aerosol jet printers and can be cured at 150°C, will allow the fabrication of tunable radio-frequency (RF) microwave (MW) ...