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by Muhammad Faheem (Editor), Allah Ditta (Editor), Jiangkun Du (Editor)
This book provides a comprehensive exploration of nanomaterials, offering insights into their diverse morphologies and applications. Chapters delve into the industrial potential of nanocellulose-based aerogels, the future of light-driven and UV-photodetector materials, and the use of functionalized nanomaterials for wastewater restoration. It explores the pivotal role of nanobiotechnology in water purification and introduces nanopharmaceuticals as a promising frontier in clinical medicine. The book addresses safety concerns related to occupational exposure to nanomaterials, highlighting hazards and toxicity. Additionally, it discusses the environmental effects of nanotechnology innovation. This multifaceted approach caters to professionals, researchers, and enthusiasts navigating the evolving landscape of nanomaterials.
Author Biography
Dr. Muhammad Faheem is a skilled expert in the field of materials synthesis with a specific emphasis on the restoration of wastewater and the recovery of resources, aligning his research within the broader framework of waste valorization for the circular bioeconomy. Demonstrating academic excellence, he actively contributes to the scholarly landscape through the authorship of books, editorials, and journal papers. Additionally, he serves as a guest editor and invited reviewer for international and local journals, highlighting his commitment to advancing the field. Notably, he has published over 45 papers in various indexed international journals.
Dr. Allah Ditta currently holds the Associate Professor and Chairperson Position at the Department of Environmental Sciences, Shaheed Benazir Bhutto University, Sheringal, Pakistan. His research revolves around plant nutrition under normal and abiotic stress conditions, employing integrated nutrient management and nanotechnology. In the academic sphere, Dr. Ditta is recognized for his proactive involvement in writing books, proceedings, and journal papers, as well as serving as an invited reviewer for international and local journals. His substantial body of work comprises over 100 published papers in various indexed international journals.
Dr. Jiangkun Du holds the position of associate professor in the School of Environmental Studies at China University of Geosciences, Wuhan. His primary research interests encompass advanced oxidation and reduction, environmental functional materials, nanotechnology, and environmental waste resource recovery for the treatment of industrial wastewater, malodorous black water, and polluted soils. Within the realm of academia, Dr. Du has made significant contributions through the authorship of books, proceedings, and journal papers. His active participation as an invited reviewer for international and local journals underscores his dedication to advancing scientific knowledge. Dr. Du's extensive publication record includes more than 50 papers in various indexed international journals.
