Imagine a 3D printer that can create objects too small to see with your eyes. It uses light instead of ink or plastic strands. It can make details so tiny that they are thinner than a human hair. This amazing…
The Challenge of Getting Medicine to the Right Place Have you ever wondered how a tiny pill knows where to go in your body? Medicine needs to reach the right spot to work. If it goes to the wrong place,…
Introduction In two-dimensional (2D) materials, the structure is very thin, usually made up of just one layer of atoms. Researchers are changing how they look at electronics, photonics, energy storage, and other areas of advanced technology because these materials have…
In the past few years, electrospun nanofibers have gotten a lot of interest because of their unique properties and wide range of uses (Cai et al., 2021; Zhang et al., 2012). According to the electrospinning principle, electrospun nanofibers are made…
The creation and study of nanofibers have gotten a lot of interest because they have special features and could be used in many areas, such as biomedical engineering, filtration, and composite materials. Electrospinning and self-assembly are the two main ways…
This review investigates current advances in sensor technology and their transformational impact on analytical chemistry. It emphasizes gains in sensitivity and selectivity, examines obstacles, and forecasts future prospects for study and application. 1. Introduction to Analytical Chemistry and Sensor Technology…