Graphene Technologies and Carbon Nanotubes

Advances in Graphene Physics

<p style="&quot;text-align:" justify;"=""> As a truly two-dimensional system, the honeycomb lattice of graphene has given rise to many interesting physical properties. Graphene quantum dots(GQDs) have gained huge interest in recent years due to their potential for biomedical applications, owing to their extraordinary and tunable photoluminescence properties, terrific physicochemical properties, excessive photostabilty, top biocompatibility, and small size. Graphene ambitions the modern consequences in this rapidly evolving subject and to deliver critical insights which will lead to similarly progress. The modern day trends on synthesis, functionalization, key features, and cytotoxicity of GQDs have been introduced accompanied via providing a targeted overview on their modern day physical applications. Challenges and potentialities in the developments of GQDs for biological applications are additionally discussed.