Viral nanoparticles (VNPs) are self-assembling, adaptable delivery systems for vaccines and
other therapeutic agents used in a variety of biomedical applications. The potential of …

Self-assembly is a process that operates over a vast range of length and time scales.
Microfluidic technology has been proven to be a powerful tool to manipulate micro-and nano …

Self-assembly of colloids provides a powerful way for the construction of complex multi-scale
materials. Microfluidic techniques possess great potential to precisely control the assembly …

Plant virus-like particles, and in particular, tobacco mosaic virus (TMV) particles, are
increasingly being used in nano-and biotechnology as well as for biochemical sensing …

Combining polyaniline (PANI) with different dimensional carbon materials is an effective way
to solve the disadvantages of poor rate performance and cycling stability induced by the …

A facile enzyme-mediated strategy enables site-specific covalent one-step coupling of
genetically tagged luciferase molecules to coenzyme A-modified tobacco mosaic virus (TMV …

Viruses are unique biological agents that infect living host cells through molecular delivery
of a genomic cargo. Over the past two decades advancements in genetic engineering and …

Significant climate change and variable fossil energy prices are forcing us to minimize fossil
fuel consumption and develop innovative energy conversion and storage systems capable …

The utilization of microorganisms for fabrication of different useful nanomaterials with
precise control on their morphologies and micro-architectures has attracted substantial …

Dynamic, kinetically-controlled, self-assembly processes are commonly observed in nature
and are capable of creating intricate, functional architectures from simple precursors …