How scanning electron microscopy (SEM) provides nanoscale insights into morphology, particle size, surface features, and crystallinity of nanomaterials. It highlights principles, imaging capabilities, applications across diverse nanostructures, and recent advances that expand SEM’s role in research.
By Atif Suhail
16 Sep 2025
AFM-IR combines atomic force microscopy and infrared spectroscopy for precise nanoscale chemical analysis, crucial for semiconductor research and production.
Nanocatalysts have revolutionized chemical research by enabling faster and more selective reactions. Their unique properties enhance efficiency and sustainability across diverse applications.
Here, AZoNano discusses the different types of nanoparticles, their properties, and common applications.
By Unmesha Ray
9 Sep 2025
In pursuing cleaner, efficient, and sustainable energy storage solutions, supercapacitors and batteries have emerged as promising technologies, but how do they compare?
Discover how carbon nanotubes are redefining aerospace engineering. This article explores their role in strengthening composites, managing extreme heat, enabling real-time structural sensing, and shielding against electromagnetic interference.
By Ibtisam Abbasi
3 Sep 2025
Explore how nanotechnology is reshaping cosmetics. From advanced nanocarriers to cutting-edge 2D materials, discover the science behind safer, smarter, and more effective skincare innovations.
By Atif Suhail
1 Sep 2025
From experimental prototypes to practical tools, nanomotors have advanced dramatically since their introduction in 2004. This article explores how these nanoscale machines convert energy into motion, the breakthroughs driving faster and more precise designs, and the exciting applications now emerging in medicine, environmental cleanup, and advanced manufacturing.
By Ibtisam Abbasi
28 Aug 2025
Discover how nanoparticles and nanodevices that mimic or interface with cell membranes blend biological function with synthetic stability.
Discover how PiFM enables nanoscale chemical mapping beyond the limits of optical spectroscopy.