Marzia Khan

Feature Writer

M.Sc. in Nanotechnology and Regenerative Medicine, B.Sc. in Biomedical Sciences

Marzia Khan is a lover of scientific research and innovation. She immerses herself in literature and novel therapeutics which she does through her position on the Royal Free Ethical Review Board. Marzia has a MSc in Nanotechnology and Regenerative Medicine as well as a BSc in Biomedical Sciences. She is currently working in the NHS and is engaging in a scientific innovation program.

Articles from Marzia

Carbon Nanotube Nanocomposite Ink for Additive Manufacturing

Read more about innovative research showcasing the potential of carbon nanotubes composite ink in additive manufacturing.

15 Oct 2021

Enhancing Cancer Radiotherapy with Ultrathin Gold Nanowires

Learn more about research showing the potential of ultrathin gold nanowires to enhance cancer radiotherapy treatment.

8 Oct 2021

Improving Infectious Diseases Treatment with Nanotechnology: A Review

Read more about the benefits of utilizing nanotechnology to improve treatment in infectious diseases like malaria and HIV.

6 Oct 2021

How Graphene Could Hold the Key to Household Quantum Computers

This article will provide insight into the innovative research undertaken by researchers and investigate how graphene can be used to revolutionize the role of quantum computers.

4 Oct 2021

Janus Graphene: Enhancing Electrode Production for Sodium Batteries

Researchers are currently developing an optimum and effective electrode material for use within sodium batteries with Janus Graphene. These batteries provide a sustainable alternative to lithium-ion batteries as they are cost-efficient and more abundant

30 Sep 2021

Nano-Intermetallic Catalyst Enables Step Towards CO2 Circular Economy

Nano-intermetallic catalysts are appealing for many industries, with new research highlighting their potential aid in achieving a circular carbon dioxide economy.

28 Sep 2021

Could Copper Nanowires Improve Semiconductor Thermal Conductivity?

Thermal conductivity plays a critical role within semiconductor technology; to meet the needs required for this ever-evolving industry, novel materials that improve thermal conductivity are paramount. Metal nanowires such as copper nanowires have been reported to significantly enhance the thermal co

22 Sep 2021

Replenishing Water Sources with Electrospun Nanofiber Membranes

Accessing safe water sources is a global issue outlined by the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC)’s 2021 report. Water scarcity is predicted to worsen. However, novel nanotechnology research utilizing polymeric electrospun nanofibrous membranes for water treatment could be a promising

21 Sep 2021

CircuitBreakers Spearhead Project: The Future of Maintenance-Free Circuit Breakers

The Circuitbreakers Spearhead Project aims to develop grease-free circuit breakers by utilizing graphene, overcoming the need for recurring maintenance of circuit breakers.

6 Sep 2021

The Future of Removing Microplastics from Water with Nanotubes

The abundance of microplastic pollution from household waste has become a growing concern for the environment. Carbon nanotubes have been considered for the removal of microplastic pollutants by various researchers through different strategies. This article will provide an overview of this revolutio

2 Sep 2021