Advanced Nanomaterials for Detection of CBRN

Part I Advanced Nanomaterials.- 1 Tuning the Electronic, Optical, and Transport Properties of Phosphorene.- 2 Detection of CBRN Agents through Nanocomposite Based Photonic Crystal Sensors.- 3 Impurity Ordering Effects on Graphene Electron Properties.- 4 Multiferroics for Detection of Magnetic and Electric Fields.- 5 Many-Fermion Wave Functions: Structure and Examples.- 6 Factors and Lattice Reactions Governing Phase Transformations in Beta Phase Alloys.- 7 Quantum-Chemical Calculations of Pure and Phosphorous Doped Ultra-Small Silicon Nanocrystals.- 8 Theoretical Aspects of Nanosensors for Radiation Hazards Detecting.- Part II Nanosensors.- 9 Chemoelectrical Gas Sensors of Metal Oxides with and Without Metal Catalysts.- 10 Ion Track Etching Revisited: Inuence of Aging on Parameters of Irradiated Polymers as Required for Advanced Devices.- 11 Plasmon Metal Nanostructures Formation in Piezocomposite Material Controllable in Micrometric Level for Detection and Sensing Cell-Biological Particles.- 12 Detection of CBRN Agents at the Interface with P(VDF-TRFE) Film by Scanning Third Harmonic Generation.- 13 Nanoscale-Specic Analytics: How to Push the Analytic Excellence in Express Analysis of CBRN.- 14 Model of Interaction between TiO2 Nanostructures and Bovine Leucosis Proteins in Photoluminescence Based Immunosensor.- 15 Superconducting Gravimeters Based on Advanced Nanomaterials and Quantum Neural Network.- 16 Replicated Computer Generated Microstructure onto Piezoelectric Nanocomposite and Nanoporous Aluminum Oxide Membranes Usage in Microuidics.- 17 Nanopore-Penetration Sensing Effects for Target DNA Sequencing via Impedance Difference between Organometallic-Complex-Decorated Carbon Nanotubes with Twisted Single-Stranded or Double-Stranded DNA.- 18 Functional Nanocomposites Based on Quantum Dots.- 19 Polymer Lattice and Track Nanostructures to Create Novel Biosensors.- 20 The Sensitivity Peculiarities of Nanosized Tin Dioxide Films to Certain Alcohols.- 21 Porous

Janez Bonca -is professor of the Physics department of the Faculty of Mathematics and Physics, University of Ljubljana and the Department for Theoretical Physics at the J. Stefan Institute, Ljubljana, Slovenia.

Sergei Kruchinin -is professor of the Bogolyubov Institute for Theoretical Physics, NASU

(Kyiv, Ukraine).