Nanoassemblies

Nanoassemblies are tiny structures, on the scale of billionths of a meter, formed by the organized arrangement of molecules or nanoparticles. They are created through controlled processes that allow individual components to come together in specific ways, resulting in functional materials with unique properties. These assemblies can be used in medicine for targeted drug delivery, in electronics for smaller, more efficient devices, or in environmental applications like pollutant removal. Their small size and precise organization enable scientists to develop innovative solutions in various fields by harnessing their distinct chemical and physical characteristics.