Techniques and Protocols for Evaluating Nanosystems: From Design and Development to Biological Applications is a comprehensive guide on the main techniques used in the characterization of nanoparticulate systems. Covering a wide range of techniques such as thermal analysis, imaging, light scattering, analytical, optical spectroscopic, and statistical and AI-based optimization techniques, it provides thorough explanations of each technique, highlighting their advantages, limitations, and providing characterization protocols and case studies for their application. Special attention is given to the regulatory and pharmaceutical industry requirements. This book offers researchers and advanced students a valuable resource on application of these techniques in the fields of nanotechnology, pharmaceutical technology, and chemical engineering.

• Presents the main techniques for the characterization of nanoparticulate systems, such as thermal analysis, imaging, light scattering techniques, and more
• Discusses the design, development, evaluation, and possible applications of the nanoparticulate techniques covered
• Features case studies and examples for each technique, providing readers with a practical tool