Abstract Artificial micro‐/nanomotors (MNMs) are tiny apparatuses that can autonomously
navigate and perform specific tasks at micro‐/nanoscale. The continuous movement …

Nature has inspired the creation of artificial micro-and nanomotors that self-propel
converting chemical energy into mechanical action. These tiny machines have appeared as …

As one of the most important parameters of the nanomotors' motion, precise speed control of
enzyme-based nanomotors is highly desirable in many bioapplications. However, owing to …

Periodontal disease is one of the most common oral infectious diseases and closely related
to many systemic diseases which is in urgent need of novel and effective drugs. In particular …

The increasing resistance of bacteria to existing antibiotics constitutes a major public health
threat globally. Most current antibiotic treatments are hindered by poor delivery to the …

Destruction of tumor metabolism symbiosis is an attractive cancer treatment method which
targets tumor cells with little harm to normal cells. Yet, a single intervention strategy and poor …

Micro/nanomotors are containers that pass through liquid media and carry cargo. Because
they are tiny, micro/nanomotors exhibit excellent potential for biosensing and disease …

Urinary‐based infections affect millions of people worldwide. Such bacterial infections are
mainly caused by Escherichia coli (E. coli) biofilm formation in the bladder and/or urinary …

Micro/nanomotors have emerged as a vibrant research topic in biomedical and
environmental fields due to their attractive self-propulsion as well as small-scale …

Recent advances of untethered microrobots, which navigate the complex regions in vivo for
therapeutics, have presented promising multiple applications on future healthcare …