Nanofunctionalization of Textiles
A special issue of Textiles (ISSN 2673-7248).
Deadline for manuscript submissions: 31 December 2024 | Viewed by 8732
Special Issue Editor
Interests: textile coating and functionalization; medical textiles; biomaterials; nanomaterials; plasma functionalization
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Special Issue Information
Dear Colleagues,
We would like to invite you to submit your work to this special issue on “Nanofunctionalization of Textiles”. Recently, there has been a considerable research interest in nanotechnology using nanoparticles due to their unique physical properties that mainly include size-dependent optical, magnetic, electronic, and catalytic properties. At the forefront of material science, inorganic nanoparticles such as metals, semiconductors, and metal oxides have led to some very important theoretical and practical advances for a wide of variety of applications in the field of information, energy, environmental, and medical technologies. Moreover, the recent combination of the disciplines of nanotechnology and biology has led to some very important theoretical and practical advances in both biology and nanoengineered materials. The scope of this Special Issue on nanotechnology applied to textiles includes not only nanoparticle coatings, which usually encompass most of the research in this field, but also new advanced technologies such as electrospinning, wet spinning, plasma, and hybrid bionanomaterials with applications in all sectors, including biomedical, food, agriculture, energy, and environment. In particular, the topics of interest include but are not limited to:
- Emerging microscale technologies for textiles;
- Fiber-based biosensors;
- Bionanotech fiber-based water treatment;
- Tissue engineering and drug delivery;
- Nanotextiles in medicine;
- Bionanotechnological textile applications in plants and agriculture;
- Smart medical materials and antimicrobial coatings;
- Coatings for protection and comfort;
- Biomimetic coatings;
- Memory polymer coatings;
- Self-cleaning processes;
- Self-healing coatings;
- Smart breathable coatings for textiles;
- Conductive polymer coatings;
- Photonic materials.
Dr. Andrea Zille
Guest Editor
Manuscript Submission Information
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Keywords
- emerging microscale technologies for textiles
- fiber-based biosensors
- bionanotech fiber-based water treatment
- tissue engineering and drug delivery
- nanotextiles in medicine
- bionanotechnological textile applications in plants and agriculture
- smart medical materials and antimicrobial coatings
- coatings for protection and comfort
- biomimetic coatings
- memory polymer coatings
- self-cleaning processes
- self-healing coatings
- smart breathable coatings for textiles
- conductive polymer coatings
- photonic materials
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