Engineering Diamond Nanostructures: From Fundamentals to Biomedical Applications provides a comprehensive overview of the latest advancements in diamond nanostructures (DNS) and their potential applications in various biomedical fields. Beginning with an introduction to the role of DNS in nanotechnology, the book covers preparation techniques and characterization methods, focusing on innovative synthesis approaches such as detonation-based dynamic synthesis, chemical vapor deposition, and high-pressure techniques. The following chapters discuss the de-aggregation and surface modification of DNS, highlighting strategies that enhance their functionality for targeted applications. Special attention is given to the use of DNS in biosensing, bioimaging, drug delivery systems, and cancer therapy, showcasing their unique capabilities in detecting biomolecules, visualizing cellular dynamics, and delivering therapeutic agents effectively. With a focus on both fundamental concepts and practical applications, this book serves as a valuable resource for researchers, professionals, and advanced students interested in the biomedical applications of nanotechnology.

• Reviews preparation techniques, characterization methods, and innovative synthesis approaches to engineering diamond nanostructures (DNS)
• Presents applications of DNS in areas such as biosensing, bioimaging, drug delivery systems, and cancer therapy
• Discusses DNS’ unique capabilities in detecting biomolecules, visualizing cellular dynamics, and delivering therapeutic agents effectively