As major threats to the environment, nitroaromatics have been found in large quantities in
the effluents from various chemical industries as consequence of global industrialization …

Chemically powered nano-and micromotors are microscopic devices that convert chemical
energy into motion. Interest in these motors has grown over the past 20 years because they …

In the microscopic world, synthetic micro/nanomotors (MNMs) can convert a variety of
energy sources into driving forces to help humans perform a number of complex tasks with …

The recent era of research has been focused on attaining precise and adjustable propulsion
modes in micromotors, with remarkable implications in microrobotics and active‐matter …

The analysis and detection of snake venom toxins are a matter of great importance in clinical
diagnosis for fast treatment and the discovery of new pharmaceutical products. Current …

The progression of self‐powered micro/‐nanomotors (MNMs) has rapidly evolved over the
past few decades, showing applications in various fields such as nanotechnology …

Water pollutants such as oil spills, industrial dyes, and microplastics threaten public health
and aquatic ecosystems. There are considerable challenges in removing water …

Micromotors have emerged as promising devices for a wide range of applications eg,
microfluidics, lab-on-a-chip devices, active matter, environmental monitoring, etc. The …

Micromotors are the backbone of material research as they are small-sized, self-propelled,
intelligent systems capable of performing multiple tasks ranging from biomedicine to …

The growing global demand for clean water has boosted the evolution of advanced water
treatment technologies. Micromotors, as artificial active matter boasting exceptional self …