Advances in Nanostructured Materials and Nanopatterning Technologies: Applications for Healthcare, Environment and Energy demonstrates how to apply micro- and nanofabrication and bioextrusion based systems for cell printing, electrophoretic deposition, antimicrobial applications, and nanoparticles technologies for use in a range of green industry sectors, with an emphasis on emerging applications.
1. Cover image - p. i 2. Title page - p. ii 3. Table of Contents - p. iii 4. Copyright - p. iv 5. Contributors - p. xiii 6. Part 1. General topics - p. xvi 7. Chapter 1. From nanocomposites to nanostructured materials - p. 3 8. Chapter 2. Manufacturing at nanoscale: From molecular machines to transducers - p. 41 9. Chapter 3. Subtracting technologies: Unconventional Nanolithography - p. 65 10. Part 2. Healthcare - p. 79 11. Chapter 4. Biomimetic routes to micro/nanofabrication: Morphogenetically active high-energy inorganic polyphosphate nano/microparticles - p. 83 12. Chapter 5. Nanostructured coatings for antimicrobial applications - p. 115 13. Chapter 6. Advanced organic electroactive nanomaterials for biomedical use - p. 141 14. Chapter 7. Engineering magnetic nanoparticles for repairing nerve injuries - p. 167 15. Part 3. Environment and energy - p. 200 16. Chapter 8. Nanostructured electrospun fibers in environmental applications - p. 203 17. Chapter 9. Conductive polymers and metal oxide polymeric composites for nanostructures and nanodevices - p. 243 18. Chapter 10. Light-induced complex surface structuring of azobenzene-containing materials - p. 273 19. Chapter 11. Nanostructured composite materials for advanced chemical sensors - p. 297 20. Chapter 12. Synthesis and design of ferro- and ferrimagnetic NPs: Size and shape control in wet-chemistry synthesis - p. 333 21. Chapter 13. Manufacturing routes toward flexible and smart energy harvesters and sensors based on functional nanomaterials - p. 381 22. Index - p. 439
Advances in Nanostructured Materials and Nanopatterning Technologies: Applications for Healthcare, Environment and Energy demonstrates how to apply micro- and nanofabrication and bioextrusion based systems for cell printing, electrophoretic deposition, antimicrobial applications, and nanoparticles technologies for use in a range of green industry sectors, with an emphasis on emerging applications.
1. Cover image - p. i 2. Title page - p. ii 3. Table of Contents - p. iii 4. Copyright - p. iv 5. Contributors - p. xiii 6. Part 1. General topics - p. xvi 7. Chapter 1. From nanocomposites to nanostructured materials - p. 3 8. Chapter 2. Manufacturing at nanoscale: From molecular machines to transducers - p. 41 9. Chapter 3. Subtracting technologies: Unconventional Nanolithography - p. 65 10. Part 2. Healthcare - p. 79 11. Chapter 4. Biomimetic routes to micro/nanofabrication: Morphogenetically active high-energy inorganic polyphosphate nano/microparticles - p. 83 12. Chapter 5. Nanostructured coatings for antimicrobial applications - p. 115 13. Chapter 6. Advanced organic electroactive nanomaterials for biomedical use - p. 141 14. Chapter 7. Engineering magnetic nanoparticles for repairing nerve injuries - p. 167 15. Part 3. Environment and energy - p. 200 16. Chapter 8. Nanostructured electrospun fibers in environmental applications - p. 203 17. Chapter 9. Conductive polymers and metal oxide polymeric composites for nanostructures and nanodevices - p. 243 18. Chapter 10. Light-induced complex surface structuring of azobenzene-containing materials - p. 273 19. Chapter 11. Nanostructured composite materials for advanced chemical sensors - p. 297 20. Chapter 12. Synthesis and design of ferro- and ferrimagnetic NPs: Size and shape control in wet-chemistry synthesis - p. 333 21. Chapter 13. Manufacturing routes toward flexible and smart energy harvesters and sensors based on functional nanomaterials - p. 381 22. Index - p. 439
