N. Thajuddin is Professor & Head, Department of MicrobiologyNational Repository for Microalgae & Cyanobacteria – Freshwater (NRMC-F), Bharathidasan University, India. His research focuses in the area of molecular biology and bionanotechnology. Dr. Silvy Mathew is an Assistant professor of Botany, Vimala College (Autonomous), Thrissur. She was awarded PhD in Botany-Molecular Systematics from Bharathidasan University, Tiruchirappalli. She has to her credit 20 research publications on Molecular studies, Phytochemical analysis, Invitro studies and Nanoparticles and received Indo-Asian Award for best College Teacher of the Year 2019 and most popular article award in international level. She presented her research findings in 5 international and 4 national seminars. She published one book chapter and published 32 DNA sequences and has submitted in the public database. She has around 8 years of teaching experience. She is serving as the editorial board member of 3 international and 3 national journals. She has also served as resource person in national seminars and other social awareness programmes. She completed two research projects and has one ongoing research project funded by KSCSTE as principal investigator. She has membership in professional bodies.

• 1.　　　　 Phytonanotechnology: A historical perspective, current challenges, and prospects2.　　　　 Characterization of green nanoparticles from plants3.　　　　 Plant extracts: Nanoparticle sources4.　　　　 Green nanoparticles from different plant groups5.　　　　 Phytonanotechnology and synthesis of silver nanoparticles6.　　　　 Phytonanotechnology and synthesis of copper nanoparticles7.　　　　 Metal oxide nanoparticles and plants8.　　　　 Nanoparticles fabrication by plant extracts9.　　　　 Phytonanotechnology and environmental remediation10.　　Phytonanotechnology in biomedical applications11.Multimodal applications of phytonanoparticles12.　　Phytonanotechnology: A new horizon for the food industry13.　Phytonanotechnology and plant protection14.　　　Phytonanotechnology and agriculture15.　　Phytonanotechnology: Challenges and future perspectives

N. Thajuddin is Professor & Head, Department of MicrobiologyNational Repository for Microalgae & Cyanobacteria – Freshwater (NRMC-F), Bharathidasan University, India. His research focuses in the area of molecular biology and bionanotechnology. Dr. Silvy Mathew is an Assistant professor of Botany, Vimala College (Autonomous), Thrissur. She was awarded PhD in Botany-Molecular Systematics from Bharathidasan University, Tiruchirappalli. She has to her credit 20 research publications on Molecular studies, Phytochemical analysis, Invitro studies and Nanoparticles and received Indo-Asian Award for best College Teacher of the Year 2019 and most popular article award in international level. She presented her research findings in 5 international and 4 national seminars. She published one book chapter and published 32 DNA sequences and has submitted in the public database. She has around 8 years of teaching experience. She is serving as the editorial board member of 3 international and 3 national journals. She has also served as resource person in national seminars and other social awareness programmes. She completed two research projects and has one ongoing research project funded by KSCSTE as principal investigator. She has membership in professional bodies.

• 1.　　　　 Phytonanotechnology: A historical perspective, current challenges, and prospects2.　　　　 Characterization of green nanoparticles from plants3.　　　　 Plant extracts: Nanoparticle sources4.　　　　 Green nanoparticles from different plant groups5.　　　　 Phytonanotechnology and synthesis of silver nanoparticles6.　　　　 Phytonanotechnology and synthesis of copper nanoparticles7.　　　　 Metal oxide nanoparticles and plants8.　　　　 Nanoparticles fabrication by plant extracts9.　　　　 Phytonanotechnology and environmental remediation10.　　Phytonanotechnology in biomedical applications11.Multimodal applications of phytonanoparticles12.　　Phytonanotechnology: A new horizon for the food industry13.　Phytonanotechnology and plant protection14.　　　Phytonanotechnology and agriculture15.　　Phytonanotechnology: Challenges and future perspectives

N. Thajuddin is Professor & Head, Department of MicrobiologyNational Repository for Microalgae & Cyanobacteria – Freshwater (NRMC-F), Bharathidasan University, India. His research focuses in the area of molecular biology and bionanotechnology. Dr. Silvy Mathew is an Assistant professor of Botany, Vimala College (Autonomous), Thrissur. She was awarded PhD in Botany-Molecular Systematics from Bharathidasan University, Tiruchirappalli. She has to her credit 20 research publications on Molecular studies, Phytochemical analysis, Invitro studies and Nanoparticles and received Indo-Asian Award for best College Teacher of the Year 2019 and most popular article award in international level. She presented her research findings in 5 international and 4 national seminars. She published one book chapter and published 32 DNA sequences and has submitted in the public database. She has around 8 years of teaching experience. She is serving as the editorial board member of 3 international and 3 national journals. She has also served as resource person in national seminars and other social awareness programmes. She completed two research projects and has one ongoing research project funded by KSCSTE as principal investigator. She has membership in professional bodies.

• 1.　　　　 Phytonanotechnology: A historical perspective, current challenges, and prospects2.　　　　 Characterization of green nanoparticles from plants3.　　　　 Plant extracts: Nanoparticle sources4.　　　　 Green nanoparticles from different plant groups5.　　　　 Phytonanotechnology and synthesis of silver nanoparticles6.　　　　 Phytonanotechnology and synthesis of copper nanoparticles7.　　　　 Metal oxide nanoparticles and plants8.　　　　 Nanoparticles fabrication by plant extracts9.　　　　 Phytonanotechnology and environmental remediation10.　　Phytonanotechnology in biomedical applications11.Multimodal applications of phytonanoparticles12.　　Phytonanotechnology: A new horizon for the food industry13.　Phytonanotechnology and plant protection14.　　　Phytonanotechnology and agriculture15.　　Phytonanotechnology: Challenges and future perspectives