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Advance your daily research with access to our machine-learned index of nanotechnology articles by AAAS, ACS, Elsevier, RSC, Springer Nature, Wiley and more. Retrieve detailed information from the leading titles on properties, applications, toxicity and preparation methods of thousands of nanomaterials and devices that is extracted by our team of subject matter experts.
How we made Nano Nanomaterial summaries Take a tourin Nanotheranostics (2019)
in Journal of Materials Science (2019)
Based on 24 articles (most recent: 2018)
Based on 11 articles (most recent: 2018)
Harvard Medical School / Brigham and Women's Hospital
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Raymor industries and NanoIntegris
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NanoCASE GmbH
Retired Member of the Board of EmpaSwiss Federal Laboratories for Materials Science & Technology and Emeritus of the University of Berne, Switzerland
Nanomaterials are the important source for a multitude of new developments in all scientific disciplines. They offer not only research possibilities but also markets for the industry. On the other hand regulators and the society are facing a new group of “chemicals” which may contribute to health and environmental risks. This is clearly perceivable in the steadily increasing number of publications in the field of nanotoxicology. Here only intelligent databases can help to find the needed information in the overwhelming amount of knowledge. In this regard “Nano” is a very helpful and constructive tool, which goes far beyond toxicological aspects and covers every topic related to nanotechnology.
Institute for Materials Science, Kiel University
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