Green synthesis, characterization and biomedical applications of silver nanoparticles

Anu Augustine's research delves into the innovative methods of synthesizing silver nanoparticles using the aqueous extract of Sida rhombifolia. This approach emphasizes environmentally friendly practices, showcasing the potential of natural resources in nanotechnology. By highlighting the intricate processes involved in the green synthesis of these nanoparticles, the study bridges the gap between traditional medicinal plants and modern biomedical applications.

Augmenting the scientific understanding of silver nanoparticles, Augustine explores their characterization, revealing their unique properties and efficacy. The examination of these nanoparticles opens up new pathways for applications in various fields, particularly in medicine, where they could play a crucial role in drug delivery, antimicrobial treatments, and diagnostic tools. Through this work, the author contributes valuable insights into the intersection of biology, chemistry, and health sciences.