Nanofluidic technology has a wide range of applications, including:
DNA sequencing: Nanofluidic devices can sort and manipulate individual nucleotides, making genome sequencing faster and more accurate. Drug delivery: Nanofluidic systems can control the release of drugs at targeted locations within the body, improving therapeutic efficiency and reducing side effects. Biosensing: These devices can detect and measure biomolecules at extremely low concentrations, aiding in early disease diagnosis. Chemical analysis: Nanofluidic platforms can separate and identify chemical compounds with high precision, useful in environmental monitoring and forensic science. Energy applications: Nanofluidic channels are used in fuel cells and batteries to improve ion transport and energy efficiency.
