Abstract:
Nanorobotics is a subdiscipline of nanotechnology that is engaged with designing and creating nano gadgets called as nanorobots. Such designed nanodevices are employed in biomedical applications for early disease prognosis, enhancing disease monitoring and therapy. The persevering through advancements of this field incorporates sub-atomic sensors, bioelectronics and nano engines and so forth. Such achievements proposes promising future in the area of science.
Biography:
Nida Tabassum khan is a Ph.D. scholar and Lecturer in the Department of Biotechnology and Informatics in Balochistan University of Information Technology, Engineering and Management Sciences (BUITEMS), Pakistan. She has participated in numerous national and international symposiums/seminars/scientific workshops/webinar and has published more than one hundred and sixty research papers as first author in various national/international double peer reviewed reputed journals. She has directed more than twelve BS dissertation. She has been a pioneer in establishing and advocating the emerging field of Myconanotechnology at BUITEMS and has successfully synthesized biogenic metal nanoparticles such as copper, silver, titanium etc from different fungal species accompanied by synthesis reaction optimization.
