Ajit Khosla, PhD, is a distinguished professor in the School of Advanced Materials and Nanotechnology at the Xidian University, and distinguished visiting professor at Soft & Wet Matter Engineering Laboratory (SWEL), Yamagata University, Yonezawa, Japam. Prof. Khosla is a fellow of the Electrochemical Society (United States) and the Royal Society of Chemistry (United kingdom) and holds 5 patents. Mohammad N. Lone, PhD, is an assistant professor in Chemistry at the Postgraduate Department of Chemistry, Govt. Degree College Anantnag, University of Kashmir, India, as well as teaching chemistry at undergraduate and postgraduate level in various colleges of the J&K Higher Education Department. He has received various prestigious awards, notably ICTSGS Services Award (2021) conferred by the SPAST foundation and the B N Kailoo Memorial ISCAS Medal (2009) conferred by ISCAS, India. Ishrad A. Wani

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A comprehensive guide to an explosively popular and transformative technology Nanotechnology has revolutionized the manipulation of matter at the molecular level, with extraordinary consequences for a huge range of technological and scientific fields. Metallic, magnetic, and carbon-based nanomaterials have been at the forefront of this revolution, with their impact felt especially strongly in biomedical industries. The future of drug delivery, imaging, diagnostics, and more will be transformed by nanotechnology and its ever-growing applications. Metallic, Magnetic and Carbon-Based Nanomaterials offers a comprehensive introduction to these materials and their recent developments. Beginning with the foundational concepts of nanotechnology, its characterization, and its methods, the book moves through major categories of nanotechnology in turn. Detailed discussion of applications and future areas of research rounds out an indispensable volume. Metallic, Magnetic and Carbon-Based Nanomaterials readers will also find:

Fully up-to-date data on major nanotechnology synthesis techniques
Detailed discussion of nanotechnologies including quantum dots, magnetic nanoparticles, graphene, and many more
Analysis of applications including tumor biology investigation, in vivo animal imaging, and others Metallic, Magnetic and Carbon-Based Nanomaterials is ideal for graduate students in pharmaceutical sciences, biomedical engineering, and materials sciences. It is also a useful reference book for researchers working in the areas of biomedical engineering and nanomaterials synthesis, as well as those working in toxicology, especially nanotoxicology.