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Magnetically Driven Multifunctional Nanorobots For Biomedical Applications Hoop

Name: Magnetically Driven Multifunctional Nanorobots For Biomedical Applications Hoop
SKU: BELL-37289108
Price: 31.00 USD
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Rating: 4.1 (60 reviews)

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Magnetically Driven Multifunctional Nanorobots For Biomedical Applications Hoop instant download after payment.

Publisher: ETH Zurich

File Extension: PDF

File size: 32.39 MB

Pages: 189

Author: Hoop, Marcus

Language: English

Year: 2017

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Magnetically Driven Multifunctional Nanorobots For Biomedical Applications Hoop by Hoop, Marcus instant download after payment.

The work presented in this dissertation focuses on the design and
development of novel, multifunctional and magnetic nanorobots for applications in the
field of medicine. Minimally invasive and targeted biomedical procedures will greatly
benefit from the progress made in nanotechnology. In this context, the doctoral work
aims to address current medical challenges and presents novel therapeutic
approaches, by combining the merits of nanotechnology, chemistry, and biology.
Multiple integrated nanosystems of various shapes and material properties will be
presented. Furthermore, multiple design strategies will be used to tailor nanoscale
properties for the specific demands in the areas of antibacterial and cancer therapy.