A symposium focusing on nanozymes for bioanalysis and beyond was held at the 258th American Chemical Society National Meeting & Exposition from Aug 27 to 28. 

The ACS event was hosted by Professor Wei Hui from Nanjing University.

“I really appreciated the fact that ACS provided such a platform to invite researchers in the field to discuss the recent progress of nanozymes in bioanalysis,” Wei said. 

More than 10 experts from around the globe were invited to the symposium. They discussed various aspects of bioanalysis applications of nanozymes. 

Nanozymes have received great attention in the scientific world recently because of their advantages over natural enzymes and even conventional enzyme mimics. 

They have been explored for a wide range of applications and used for varieties of analytical applications, ranging from bioactive small molecule detection and immunoassays, to bioimaging and cancer diagnosis.A symposium focusing on nanozymes for bioanalysis and beyond is held at the 258th American Chemical Society National Meeting & Exposition from Aug 27 to 28. [Photo/WeChat account of BSC]

Experts from around the globe gather for the symposium and discuss various aspects of bioanalysis applications of nanozymes. [Photo/WeChat account of BSC]