Nanobipyramids

Nanobipyramids are nanostructures with a bipyramidal shape, typically composed of materials like metals or semiconductor compounds. Their unique geometry enhances properties such as surface area, optical behavior, and catalytic activity. Applications of nanobipyramids span various fields, including photovoltaics, where they improve light absorption and conversion efficiency; drug delivery systems, where they can enhance targeting and release of therapeutic agents; and sensors, where their high surface area enables better detection of analytes. Additionally, nanobipyramids are explored in plasmonics for enhancing light-matter interactions, making them promising candidates for advancing nanotechnology and nanomedicine.