Deepa Suhag – författare

This book presents the design, synthesis, characterization, and advanced applications of nanomaterials and nanodevices in biology and medicine. It begins with an introduction to nanobiology, providing readers with insights into the significance of this emerging field. The book covers methods for characterizing nanoparticles, including Fourier transform infrared spectroscopy (FTIR), scanning electron microscopy (SEM), transmission electron microscopy (TEM), atomic force microscopy (AFM), X-ray diffraction (XRD), and other spectroscopy techniques. It also explores the applications of nanoparticles in optical coherence tomography, biosensors, neuroscience, genetic engineering, and cell biology. It explores various applications of nanoparticles, including spectroscopy, Raman imaging, molecular nanodevices, bioimaging techniques, regenerative medicine, cancer research, bio-molecular analysis, nanofabrication, multi-modal imaging, and microfluidic platforms. Additionally, it addresses important considerations such as nanotoxicology and safety in nanobiology. The book concludes by discussing future perspectives and potential advancements in the field, making it a valuable resource for researchers, students, and professionals exploring the transformative impact of nanobiology on science and medicine.Key Features:Covers fundamental concepts and advanced applications of nanomaterials and nanodevices in the fields of biology and medicinePresents advanced nanoparticle characterization techniques, including FTIR, SEM, TEM, AFM, and XRDExamines various biological applications of nanoparticles in diagnostics, neurobiology, genetic engineering, regenerative medicine, and cancer researchEmphasizes the role of nanoparticles in understanding biological processes at the molecular level and developing innovative solutions for biomedical applicationsProvides insights into the toxicity issues and mechanisms underlying the toxicity of nanoparticles

This book provides a comprehensive exploration of green nanotechnology covering principles, applications, and ethical considerations.Green Nanobiotechnology begins with an introductory exploration of nanotechnology, followed by in-depth discussions on the synthesis of ozone-friendly nanomaterials and the emerging practice of green synthesis. It delves into the diverse applications of green nanoparticles, spanning biomedical applications, tissue engineering, biosensors, antimicrobials, and vaccine development. It explores applications of nanotechnology in environmental sciences including bioremediation, microengineered ceramics for environmental protection, and the modification of advanced nano-polymer composites. The environmental fate and ecotoxicological implications of nanomaterials are thoroughly examined, followed by discussions on the energy-saving potential and sustainable fuel development in the realm of green nanotechnology. The book concludes with a focus on responsible and ethical considerations, addressing the legal, socio-economic, and ethical impacts of nanotechnology, making it an important resource for researchers, academics, and professionals in nanobiotechnology and biomedical sciences.

This book explores one of the most transformative shifts in modern medicine—the emergence of digital twins and their potential to redefine how diseases are understood, predicted, and treated. By integrating advances in artificial intelligence, systems biology, computational modeling, and personalized medicine, this book presents a comprehensive perspective on how virtual representations of the human body can enable predictive, preventive, and precision healthcare.The book highlights the scientific foundations and technological innovations driving the development of digital twins in healthcare. It examines how patient-specific computational models can simulate physiological processes, predict disease progression, and optimize therapeutic strategies before they are applied in real life. Applications discussed include drug discovery, personalized treatment planning, clinical decision support, remote patient monitoring, and the creation of virtual clinical trials that can significantly accelerate biomedical innovation.Structured to bridge theory and application, the book introduces core concepts of digital twin technology, explores current research and emerging platforms, and discusses ethical, regulatory, and clinical implications of implementing virtual healthcare systems.This book will be valuable for researchers, clinicians, biomedical engineers, data scientists, and healthcare innovators interested in the future of computational medicine, personalized healthcare, and next-generation medical technologies.

Additionally, this book explores the antibacterial properties of nitrogen-doped carbon nanosheets and their relevance to biosensing environments, providing a holistic understanding of biomimetic sensor technologies.

This book explores the rapidly advancing intersection of biomaterials science and clinical diagnostics and therapeutics, collectively known as Theranostics. It focuses on the design, development, and translational application of extracellular matrix (ECM)–mimicking biomaterials as next-generation platforms for improving diagnostic accuracy, therapeutic delivery, and treatment predictability—particularly in cancer, tissue regeneration, and personalized medicine.At its core, the book examines how biomimetic ECM systems replicate the structural, biochemical, and mechanical cues of native tissues, enabling more physiologically relevant in vitro and in vivo environments. By emulating the dynamic and hierarchical architecture of the ECM, these materials demonstrate significant potential in enhancing drug delivery, predicting therapeutic efficacy, and facilitating tissue repair and regeneration.The book provides in-depth coverage of advanced fabrication strategies, including 3D bioprinting, molecular self-assembly, and decellularization-based approaches, for creating functional ECM analogs. Each chapter presents case studies, experimental findings, and applied methodologies, illustrating how ECM biomimicry is being integrated into theranostic systems across diverse biomedical applications. A distinguishing feature of this volume is its incorporation of high-quality illustrations, 3D renderings, and comprehensive tables, which visually elucidate complex mechanisms, material architectures, and data interpretation. This book offers a holistic framework for leveraging ECM biomimicking in Theranostics by bridging fundamental biomaterials research with applied clinical translation. It serves as a valuable resource for biomaterials scientists, bioengineers, clinicians, and translational researchers seeking to stay at the forefront of regenerative medicine, cancer therapy, and diagnostic innovation.

"Handbook on Biomaterials for Medical Applications: Fundamentals" is a critical monograph that merges advanced technological insights with practical applications in biomedical materials science.

“Handbook on Biomaterials for Medical Applications: Applications " is a comprehensive exploration of the cutting-edge developments in the field of biomedical materials, with a strong focus on their multifunctional applications in therapeutics.

The book provides an overview of different nanoparticles, their classification, and their applications in healthcare, food sciences, environmental sciences, and agricultural sciences. The introductory chapters discuss different types of nanoparticles, their types, and their structural properties. The subsequent chapter examines factors that influence the biocompatibility and toxicity of NPs for the safe and sustainable development of emerging nanoparticles. The chapter systematically reviews the nanoparticle-based contrast agents employed in most common biomedical imaging modalities. The book further examines the applications of advanced nanoparticle design that are utilized for both non-personalized and precision applications for improving precision therapies. The book provides a comprehensive update on nanoparticles’ toxic effects, the factors underlying their toxicity, and the mechanisms by which toxicity is induced. This book is an ideal guide for researchers and students interested in understanding the applications of nanoparticles in biomedical sciences and the healthcare sector.