Dear Colleagues,

Nanotechnology has revolutionized treatment regimens by replacing them with ones that are more effective, less toxic, and positively impact survival. Nanotechnology has been used to treat diseases, promote wellness, and reduce health disparities by developing new tools to understand human variability at the molecular and cellular levels.

In efforts to improve the efficacy of diagnostic assays and therapeutic agents, precise molecular recognition of disease-specific markers remains a major hurdle. Achieving only ‘On-Target’ therapeutics will also require technologies beyond this one-size-fits-all approach. Nanotechnology enables innovations in the development of instrumentation, imaging modalities, and spectroscopic techniques to support and empower these approaches, enabling bias-free routes to achieve a holistic understanding and treatment of disease states with spatiotemporal precision. Point-of-use platforms seek to bring bioanalytical assays to the individual, thus, enhancing the speed with which results are available to caregivers, to exert rapid changes in treatment regimens, to benefit their patients’ health and wellness. Seminal advances in the miniaturization of instrumentation have led to a growing range of smart, accurate, and low-powered biomedical devices and portable biomolecular diagnostics, with the ultimate goal of rendering sensors capable of personalized bioassays, supporting therapies targeted to the individual.

This Special Issue aims to highlight nanotechnology-enabled precision therapeutics/therapies or nanotechnology-based analytical platforms to guide therapeutic regimens to benefit all populations

Dr. Prakash D. Nallathamby
Guest Editor

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