Nano-Micro Letters最新文献

Strategies for crossing the blood–brain barrier and the nano-biological effects of nanomaterials used for anti-Parkinsonian therapy are summarized.

Patents related to nanotechnology-based anti-Parkinsonian therapy are reviewed, and the status of progress in this field are discussed.

Current challenges in nanotechnology-based Parkinson’s disease treatment are discussed, with insights into the future trends in this field.

The high pyridine/pyrrole nitrogen-doped and carbonyl-functionalized nanosheets on flexible electrospun porous carbon nanofibers film cathode integrates the advantages of large specific surface area, strong hydrophilicity and high Zn²⁺ adsorption activity.

The Zinc-ion hybrid capacitors exhibits a high capacitance retention of 99.2% over 200,000 cycles at 40 A g⁻¹.

A synergistic Zn²⁺ storage mechanism between carbonyl and pyridine/pyrrole nitrogen atoms is proposed.

Ultrafast laser-induced nano-topography modifications: generation of highly concentrated 20 nm diameter nanowells on the surface with expected applications for storage of chemical and biological active species and for blocking crack propagation.

Ultrafast laser-induced structural modifications: turning of a metallic glass to a composite material of monoclinic zirconia crystallites embedded inside amorphous metallic glass.

A flexible one-step laser irradiation process without direct mechanical contact for thin film metallic glasses surface functionalization.

Preparation strategies of cellulose nanopaper were elaborated.

Functionalization of cellulose nanopaper and its advanced applications were summarized.

Prospects and challenges of cellulose nanopaper were discussed.

An internal sub-nanostructural transformation of sub-nanostructural transformable gold@ceria (STGC-PEG) is initiated by the conversion between CeO₂ and electron-rich state of CeO_2−x, and active oxygen vacancies generation via the hot-electron injection from gold to ceria.

The sub-nanostructural transformation of STGC-PEG enhances the peroxidase-like activity and activates the plasmon-promoted oxidase-like activity, resulting in an augmented reactive oxygen species output.

STGC-PEG successfully achieves excellent low power (50 mW cm⁻²) near-infrared light-activated photocatalytic ablation of tumors in vivo.

The size of metal organic frameworks (MOFs) derivatives was manipulated by a spatial confined growth strategy.

Dielectric polarization is the dominant dissipation mechanism due to the phase hybridization based on size dependent oxidation motion.

The specific reflection loss of synthesized Co/Co₃O₄ hollow carbon nanocages surpasses most reported MOFs derived counterparts for practical microwave absorption applications.

Shed light on MXene-based electrochemical aptasensors for the detection of cancer biomarkers.

Strategies for the design and synthesis of biomarker-specific aptamer are presented.

The properties such as electrical conductivity, chemical stability, mechanical properties, and the hydrophilic–hydrophobic nature of MXenes are discussed.

Brief insight on futuristic sensing applications along with challenges are highlighted.

A novel strategy to further improve the efficiency of lead-free tin perovskite solar cells by carefully controlling the built-in electric field in the absorber is described.

A promising efficiency of 13.82% was obtained based on the formamidinium tin iodide (FASnI₃) perovskite solar cells with a vertical Sn²⁺ gradient and an enhanced electric field.

The solar cell with a heterogeneous FASnI₃ absorber is ultrastable, maintaining over 13% efficiency after operation under 1-sun illumination for 1,000 h in air.

Fundamental rationalisation for high-energy batteries.

Newly emerging and the state-of-the-art high-energy batteries vs. incumbent lithium-ion batteries: performance, cost and safety.

Closing the gap between academic research and commercialisation of emerging high-energy batteries, and examination of the remaining challenges.