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Series: Marine Nanoscience and Nanotechnology

Series Editor(s): Visakh, P.M

Scope: This series focuses on various aspects of marine nanoscience and nanotechnology, covering recent developments, theory, design, studies, measurement, and real-world applications. It joins researchers, marine scientists, marine scholars, nanotechnologists, and polymer chemists who share their wide-ranging experiences and research results, thereby creating a premier interdisciplinary platform for discussing contemporary innovations, trends, and concerns, as well as challenges and solutions.
Unlike most works in the field, books produced under this banner focus exclusively on the organisms in a marine environment. Furthermore, our books explore the status and trends in nanotechnology and marine biotechnology, covering topics such as nanomaterials, marine biodiscovery, pharmaceutical and nutraceutical applications, marine-derived materials, and the potential for biochemical, agricultural, and environmental applications. The series also explores avenues like naval applications that use nanofiltration in submarine surfaces, sound absorbers, and vibration absorbers.
Additional topics covered in this series:
• nanosensors for water quality, environmental toxicant detection, and ocean plastics
• engineered nanoparticles for ocean fertilization
• sustainable water purification, ecotoxicology, and antifouling technology
• biomimetic designs
• marine biominerals
• nano-enhanced bioremediation
• nanotechnology in seafood production
• nanomaterial performance in marine environment
• effect of climate change on marine nanomaterials
• nanoscale applications in aquaculture
• opportunities for improved production and disease control, and marine natural products as novel drug candidates
• the impact of climate change on mobility, toxicity (including heavy metal sensing), and accumulation of marine pollutants
• the use of nanoparticles related to their occurrence in the marine environment by bottom-up and top-down synthesis

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