Green Sources in Eco-nanotechnology

Table of Contents

1. Eco-nanotechnology 2. Green Sources in eco-nanotechnology 3. Mechanisms of green production of nanomaterials (Synthesis, Characterization and Fabrication) 4. Type of green synthesized nanostructures 5. Physical, Chemical and Biological properties of nanomaterials 6. Impact of nanomaterials on nature 7. Role of eco-nanotechnology in improvement of life 8. Environmental risks of nanomaterials 9. Benefits of nanostructures for solving the human life challenges 10. Marketing and economical aspects of eco-nanotechnology 11. Conclusions and future perspectives

Authors

Mohammad S. Sajadi Department of Nutrition, Cihan University-Erbil, Kurdistan Region, Iraq. S. Mohammad Sajadi is professor of phytochemistry at Cihan university and Soran university. He studied pure and applied chemistry at Kurdistan University in 2005. In 2006 he continued his MSc in phytochemistry under the guidance of Prof. Robert Verpoorte from Leiden University. In 2009, he joined to Soran University as faculty member and then PhD researcher to continue his researches in the fields of phytochemistry and nanobiotechnology. In 2018 he joined to Cihan university as faculty member and senior researcher. Up to now Dr. Sajadi has achieved many national and international awards following a lot of numbers of his publications in high impact peer reviewed journals. He is also acting as Kurdistan National Research Conceal (KNRC) member. Up to now, he published three books in the field of nanotechnology which his most recent book entitled ?An introduction to green nanotechnology? was recently published by Elsevier.