Leveraging Advancements in Nanomaterials: Metrology, Synthesis and Properties for Biomedical Applications

Dear Colleagues,

Let me present to your attention the Special Issue on "Leveraging Advancements in Nanomaterials: Metrology, Synthesis and Properties for Biomedical Applications". To participate in this Special Issue, I invite all researchers and researchers involved in the nanoworld. In a Special Issue, all issues related to the nanoworld, from production and metrology, to application in real sectors of the economy, will be considered. Review articles are welcomed, as well as articles devoted to the prospects for the development of this field of science in the future. The main topics of the special edition are listed below. these topics are set rather as guidelines for the authors, and not rigidly set postulates.

• Methods for obtaining nanomaterials (laser ablation, explosion, all types of chemical synthesis, "green" synthesis, etc.)
• Methods for obtaining nanostructured materials (laser ablation, mechanical structuring methods, etching, chemical structuring methods, etc.)
• Methods for assessing the physical properties of nanomaterials and composite materials based on them (any physical or chemical methods of analysis)
• Laser and optical technologies for the study of nanomaterials (all types of microscopy, spectroscopy, luminescence analysis, fluorometry, scatterometry, etc.)
• Metrology of nanomaterials (any physical or chemical methods of analysis)
• Biomedical application of nanomaterials or materials based on them (targeted delivery, controlled release, improvement of the properties of medical materials, new composite materials, materials for prosthetics, etc.) Application of nanomaterials in the food industry and agriculture (nanoscale fertilizers, nanoscale sensors, technologies for greenhouses, technologies for veterinary medicine and agronomy, packaging materials with special properties, antibacterial and biosafety materials).

Dr. Aleksander V. Simakin
Guest Editor

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