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SUMMARY:Utilizing Nanoparticles for Magnetic Hyperthermia and Photothermia
LOCATION:Chemistry A101
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DTSTART:20231116T160000
UID:2026-05-19-22-26-16@natsci.colostate.edu
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Description:Abstract:\n\nMagnetic hyperthermia and photothermia have emerge
 d as state-of-the-art thermal treatments for cancer. These methods utilize
  nanomaterial focusing agents\, generally magnetic nanoparticles in magnet
 ic hyperthermia and plasmonic nanoparticles in photothermia\, and an exter
 nal physical stimulus to provide efficient\, noninvasive treatment. Howeve
 r\, each method suffers from distinct challenges. These challenges have le
 d to an interest in the development of magneto-photothermal hybrid nanomat
 erials that can combine methodologies to give the best of both worlds. Wor
 k done at the Matter and Complex Sciences Laboratory has begun to address 
 this. In a 2018 paper\, Espinosa1 and coworkers investigated four common m
 agnetic nanoparticles and four common plasmonic nanoparticles. The report 
 aims at determining the applicability of magnetic nanoparticles for photot
 hermia. This work is one of the first to cross the boundaries between magn
 etic hyperthermia and photothermia and represents a crucial step towards d
 eveloping efficient magneto-photothermal hybrid materials.\n\n1. Espinosa\
 , Ana\, et al. Adv. Funct. Mater.\, 2018\, 28.37\, (1803660) 4:00 pm
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