Nanotechnology Reviews

Scope

The Nanotechnology Reviews journal aims to promptly provide a forum of scientific information involving all aspects of nano science or nano engineering. The aim is to narrow the gap between pure science and engineering aspects of nanotechnology. The emphasis is on hot or emerging innovative topics of all areas of engineering science at the nanoscale, but in particular, nano-energy, nano-biomaterials, and nano-composites. The journal emphasizes interdisciplinary and multi-functional research and linkage between Nano Technology and Composites Technology. The scope of nanotechnology is expanding everyday. Thus, non-nano papers with potential significant future contributions to nano research may be welcomed on a case by case basis. These topics include, bio-inspired/soft materials, 3D/4D printing, molecular dynamics/multi-scale modeling, imaging, batteries, graphene/carbon nano tubes, nano-mechanics, among many others. The authors are encouraged to discuss the critical unresolved issues on nano-engineered materials, and all research results and conclusions must be substantiated by experiments and mathematical modeling. This journal welcomes both regular and review articles.