Research Topics
Bioanalytical Platforms
In the realm of cutting-edge analytical tools, a biosensor emerges as a device that uses biological molecules or organisms to detect and measure specific chemicals or compounds in a sample. This combination of biology and technology enables the biosensor to accurately sense and analyze a wide array of substances.
Biosensors are employed in numerous applications, such as medical diagnostics, environmental monitoring, and food safety testing, and have demonstrated success in detecting a wide range of biotargets, including ALP, IL1ß, Urea, Aminophenol, Thrombin, and others. These versatile tools offer many advantages over traditional analytical methods, as they provide faster results, greater sensitivity, and the capability to work effectively with small sample sizes, utilizing both colorimetric and fluorometric sensors.
The Potential of Silver Nanoparticles in Wound Dressings
In the field of nursing-management practices, wound dressings have gained considerable recognition for their crucial role in providing an effective barrier against bacterial infections and fostering wound healing. Nevertheless, the growing issue of bacterial immunity can impede the efficacy of traditional drugs.
To address this challenge, incorporating silver nanoparticles (AgNPs) into wound dressings presents a promising solution, as it holds the potential to amplify antimicrobial activity and counteract the limitations posed by bacterial immunity.
Upconversion Materials
Optical Nanomaterials
DNA Nanomaterials