The Volume 15, Issue 16 of the prestigious scientific journal Nanomaterials (MDPI) features on its cover a research work developed by one of our research groups, highlighting the international recognition of the scientific excellence produced at our institution.
The featured article, titled “Nanofluids: A Comprehensive Review of Conventional and Green Synthesis Strategies and Their Engineering Applications”, provides an in-depth analysis of nanofluids — suspensions of nanoparticles in base liquids — and explores both conventional and sustainable synthesis methods derived from biological sources. The study discusses applications in fields such as biomedicine, heat transfer, and machining processes, emphasizing the impact of formulation parameters on nanofluid performance.
This recognition is a source of pride for our academic community, showcasing the contribution of our researchers to the advancement of nanomaterials science and to the development of more sustainable technological solutions.
📘 Read the full article: Nanomaterials, Volume 15, Issue 16
