This cutting-edge book investigates the exciting junction of microbiology and nanotechnology, demonstrating how microbes might be used to produce novel nanomaterials and applications. This volume gives a thorough review of current research and new developments in microbial nanotechnology, with subjects ranging from biosensors and medication delivery systems to environmental remediation and biofuels.
Contributions from prominent specialists in the area focus on the methods by which microorganisms interact with nanomaterials, providing insights into their distinct features and prospective applications. Readers will obtain a grasp of both the fundamental concepts and practical applications of microbial nanotechnology, making this book an invaluable resource for researchers, practitioners, and students.