Considering the last 10 years we see a bunch of new materials that appeared where applied and disappeared from the publications, while others are still around. Which will be the next trend in analytical chemistry related to materials and nanomaterials? perovskites, dichalcogenides, nanocellulose, peptides, etc?
I agree, there is a huge problem with the studies on those interactions, I also agree that computational approaches are essential for that, but I also believe that We need to evaluate more carefully the experimental results that we get and what are the correlations between the results and the biological response.
It is very interesting and good question because concers trends. I agree that the most interesting results will be in bioanalysis. I think that the question should be devided into two parts: trends in the use of nanoobjects and separately nanotechnologies, especially in surface analysis. You can see this point of vew in the first chapter of the book devoted Nanoanalytics that published few days ago.
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