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University of Wales SwanseaMulti-Disciplinary Nanotechnology Centre MRes Presentation on ‘Bio nanocomposite Materials’ By Syed S Rehman (180049) Overview Introduction : What is Bionanotechnology? Bio nanocomposites : definition, bio-inspired synthesis and assembly, structure and properties. Applications : novel nanocomposites for artificial bone implants, carbon composites, controlled electrophoretic assembly of bioinorganic composite materials via live cells of functionalized particles and 2-D cell membranes in sensors. Market Trends Research Work and Vision for the Future. Summary : take home messages. What is Bionanotechnology? Using biological raw materials and principles or having biological or medical applications with the aim of providing essential tools by which we can study the molecules of living cells and also those devices that can be built to aid diagnosis and cure of disease. Bio nanocomposite Materials Definition – Bio-based performance and nanocomposite materials are polymeric materials produced by or from plants, microorganisms or other bioprocesses and which are by specific functionality based on micro/nanostructure of materials derived from self organisation. Bio-Inspired Synthesis and Assembly Biomolecules (e.g. protein and DNA) + Inorganic nanomaterials (nanocrystals and nanowires) ? Useful Structures (Bio nanocomposites). Mimic the way nature makes materials 3 fields exploited by bio nanocomposites – chemical functionalities, self-assembly of biomolecules controlling synthesis and nanomaterials. Synthesis also via: biomolecules/macromolecules e.g. Cowpea Chlortic Mottle Virus (CCMV), Tobacco Mosaic Virus (TMV) etc… Advantages of Assembly Biochemical methods can be used to tailor surface chemistries of biomolecular templates. Self assembling of biomolecules into different patterns. Resulting bio nano materials may naturally have biological components for application in both medicine and biochemistry. Process – environmentally benign and unde