Pros and Cons of Nanotechnology

AUTHOR

Sushila Kaura¹, Sanjeev Sharma², Garima², Deepshikha Verma³, Neeraj Sethi^4*

¹Department of Pharmacology, OSGU, Hisar

²Department of Chemistry, OSGU, Hisar

³Department of Chemistry, NIILM University, Kaithal

⁴Department of Biotechnology, OSGU, Hisar

ABSTRACT 

Nanoscience, the scientific investigation of matter at the nanoscale, offers a multitude of advantages and difficulties.   Positively, it has brought about a revolution in medicine through precise drug administration, expanded materials science through the use of nanocomposites, and improved energy technology like batteries and solar cells.   Nevertheless, there are apprehensions over possible health and environmental hazards, ethical quandaries, and deficiencies in regulations.   In order to tackle these difficulties, it is crucial to conduct thorough research on the toxicity of nanomaterials, implement strict laws, and foster international collaboration.   Furthermore, the responsible advancement of nanotechnology can be facilitated by the promotion of public knowledge, adherence to ethical principles, and continuous monitoring of environmental effects.   To leverage the advantages of nanoscience and minimize any potential negatives, it is crucial to allocate resources toward education, promote international collaboration, and adjust governance systems to accommodate the changing nature of this field.

 Keywords: Drug delivery, Human health, Nano chemistry, Nanoscience, Nanotubes