The development of nanotechnology as a crucial technology in recent years has resulted in
new and creative nanomedicine applications. The characteristics of nanomedicine are …

The microfluidic technique has emerged as a promising tool to accelerate the clinical
translation of nanoparticles, and its application affects several aspects, such as the …

Over the last decade, a multitude of synthesis strategies has been reported for the
production of high-quality nanoparticles. Wet-chemical methods are generally the most …

Engineered ZnO quantum dots (E-QDs) are sought-after nanostructures in healthcare and
optoelectronic industries, necessitating a paradigm shift toward high-throughput continuous …

To achieve precise control over the properties and performance of nanoparticles (NPs) in a
microfluidic setting, a profound understanding of the influential parameters governing the NP …

The popularity of nanotechnology results from the possibility of obtaining materials that have
better chemical, electrical, thermal, mechanical, or optical properties. Until recently …

A novel catalytic membrane micro-reactor (CMMR) is assembled with ZIF-8 in situ
immobilized in polyethersulfone (PES) membrane pores. In this structure, ZIF-8 is evenly …

Reproducibility in the synthesis of nanomaterials is a crucial aspect for their real-life
applications. It is particularly pertinent in the context of gold nanoparticles, where a plethora …

Microreactors have been successfully applied to execute a broad range of
biotransformations in flow. However, microreactors have typically been designed with a …

Liquid-liquid segmentation is a common method to prevent reactor fouling when
synthesising nanoparticles in flow, despite limiting synthetic protocols to single reagent …