E2 protein nanocage as a pickering emulsifier and its applications by Sarker, Mridul

“…The structural integrity of E2 at the oil/water interface has been studied experimentally and theoretically. The adsorption kinetics of E2 on model hydrophobic surface confirms the formation of 26 nm in a thick monolayer of protein nanocage. …”
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Carbon-semiconductor hybrid nanostructures and their photoresponse behaviors by Zhan, Zhaoyao

“…We will investigate the charge transfer mechanisms in the hybrid materials by studying their photoresponse behaviors. We first studied the photoresponse behavior of multiwalled carbon nanotube-Zinc Oxide (MWNT-ZnO) hybrid nanostructures and charge transfer mechanism. …”
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Development of in-line fiber-optic interferometric sensors by using biopolymer : chitosan. by Chen, Li Han.

“…In recent years, polymers have increasingly been utilized and studied as possible waveguide materials. The reason for this trend is attributed to the advantages that polymers possess, such as the ease of structure modification, high structural integrity, excellent biocompatibility, good optical and mechanical properties. …”
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Catalytic conversion of carbon dioxide to hydrocarbons by Mohan, Ojus

“…A functional screening was performed based on CO2 and CO adsorption energies, DFT-XPS, and density of state calculations. rPBE-vdW functional with a correction of 28 kJ/mol for gas-phase CO2 energy, was proposed to be the best available functional for studying CO2 conversion reactions. …”
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The development of electrochemical sensors based on the use of different forms of carbon materials by Chaisiwamongkhol, K

“…At the beginning, surface quinones on graphite electrode are used in the study. However, in terms of signal size and the lack of robustness of the developed electrodes, micro-disc carbon fibre electrodes appeared to be less than optimal to use for study in biological samples with complex matrices such as blood. …”