Review of Current Achievements in Dendrimers and Nanomaterials for Potential Detection and Remediation of Chemical, Biological, Radiological and Nuclear Contamination—Integration with Artificial Intelligence and Remote Sensing Technologies

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Abstract
Current scientific and technological developments indicate that the need for dendrimers and nanomaterials should be taken into account in aspects such as the detection and remediation of chemical, biological, radiological and nuclear (CBRN) contamination. To evaluate the benefits of dendrimers in CBRN contamination, different characterization methods, toxicological evaluation, and recyclability must be used. The aim of this article is to systematize knowledge about selected nanomaterials and dendrimers as well as chemical, biological, radiological and nuclear (CBRN) hazards in accordance with the principles of green chemistry, engineering, technology and environmental safety. So far, many review articles on dendrimers and nanomaterials have focused on biomedical applications or environmental remediation. In this article, we discuss this topic in more detail, especially in relation to the integration of dendrimers with artificial intelligence and remote sensing technologies. We highlight interdisciplinary synergies—artificial intelligence for smarter design and remote sensing for deployment—that could bridge the gap between nanoscale innovation and real CBRN countermeasures.
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  • National Center for Research and Development (DOB-SZAFIR/12/A/041/01/2021)

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