Nanoporous Silica Tablets for Quantifying Biomolecules and Nanoparticles via Water Self‑Diffusivity in Bio‑Inspired Pores

Nanocellulose from Blue‑Green Algae Recent breakthroughs have demonstrated that cyanobacteria—commonly known as blue‑green algae—can be engineered to produce nanocellulose, a versatile, high‑purity biomaterial with applications ranging from bioplastics to biofuels. Cellulose: The Earth’s Most Abu

Semiconducting nanoparticles, with all three dimensions between 1 and 20 nm, exhibit remarkable electronic, magnetic, catalytic, and optical behaviors. Their extraordinary properties arise from a high surface‑to‑volume ratio and size‑induced quantum confinement. Quantum Size Effect When a particle’

AbstractWe computed the specific absorption rate (SAR) of dilute assemblies of iron‑oxide nanoparticles arranged in random clusters subjected to an alternating magnetic field. The calculations employed the Landau–Lifshitz stochastic equation, which incorporates both thermal fluctuations of the magne

AbstractWe report the first green synthesis of protein‑coated gold nanoparticles (AuNPs) using the edible mycorrhizal fungus Tricholoma crassum. The AuNPs, 5–25 nm in diameter and of various shapes, form within one hour at 28 °C. UV–vis spectroscopy shows a characteristic SPR peak at 552 nm, shiftin