Does anyone know why there are there no or few nanotechnological works done on Haematococcus pluvialis? Even about genotoxicity?
Muttuswamy Sivakumaran
Well... this is a good chance for you to make your name. Iy is always better to do research in new areas rather than following other people. You could look at the effects of environmental pollutants (zinc oxide/cerium oxide nanoparticles) others like polmer NPs and CNT on this algae may not be a bad idea. If I had facilities like you have, I would certainly take it on. Good luck. Siva
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