Biosensors and Nanotheranostics
Latest Issue - Volume 5 Number 1 2026
Latest Issue - Volume 5 Number 1 2026
Biosensors and Nanotheranostics
Biosensors and Nanotheranostics
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Electrochemical Sensing of Heavy Metals in Water for Field Deployment
Eafaz Uddin Pantho 1*
Electrochemical heavy-metal sensors achieve trace-level sensitivity, but fouling, organic-matter binding and unvalidated algorithms still block dependable long-term field water monitoring.
Abstract | Full Text |PDF (5 MB) | Open Access Article
Tina Thai 1*
Microfluidic continuous-flow manufacturing can turn theranostic liposomes from bespoke laboratory preparations into reproducible, scalable, GMP-ready products fit for clinical trials.
Abstract | Full Text |PDF (2 MB) | Open Access Article
Aya Elfiki 1*
Corona engineering converts nanocarrier surface chemistry into a controllable determinant of circulation time, hepatic escape and tumour delivery.
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Sarah Stephenie John Sandanaraj 1*, Devyani Dogra 2, Chahat Antil 2
Glucose-responsive nanogels can autonomously sense hyperglycemia and release insulin proportionally, offering a needle-sparing route toward hypoglycemia-free, self-regulated diabetes care.
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Md Shariful Islam1*, Md Asaduzzaman2, Alam Khan3, Mirza Humayun Kabir4, Razon Ahmad4, G M Shafiur Rahman4
Dose-optimized iron oxide nanoparticles may reinforce tomato's antioxidant defenses, offering a promising, low-input route to drought resilience.
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Lamiah Hossain1*
Organoid-based screening exposes nano–bio behaviour that two-dimensional culture hides, making theranostic nanomedicine selection patient-specific, heterogeneity-aware and clinically translatable.
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Light-Directed Nanocrystal Growth: Plasmon-Driven Synthesis of Anisotropic Metal Nanostructures
Lamiah Hossain 1*, Saina Depas 2, Annachiara Bazzoni 2
Treating light as a programmable reagent lets chemists sculpt nanocrystal shape, size and handedness with spatial, spectral and temporal precision.
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