Green Carbon Dots for Theranostic Applications

Edited by Hamed Barabadi and Chaudhery Mustansar Hussain, Green Carbon Dots for Theranostic Applications, 1st Edition, examines the design and clinical utility of eco-friendly carbon nanoparticles. Published by Elsevier, this 500-page volume details how green carbon dots are synthesized, characterized, and modified at their surfaces to fulfill dual diagnostic and therapeutic roles.

The text synthesizes core laboratory methods alongside clinical applications. It surveys bioimaging platforms, targetable drug delivery systems, photothermal therapy, and multimodal imaging protocols. These technical capabilities are framed around practical implementation in precision medicine and targeted oncology interventions.

A key feature of the work is its systematic pairing of chemical preparation methods with functional nanomaterial performance. The material provides specialized technical grounding for postgraduate students and academic researchers investigating multifunctional carbon nanostructures.