Black Phosphorus (BP) Nanodots for Potential Biomedical Applications
Hyun Uk Lee(Korea Institute of Nuclear Safety), Jouhahn Lee(Korea Basic Science Institute), Hee-Sik Kim(University of Science and Technology), Kwang-Hun Jeong(Gachon University), Hyun Gyu Park(Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology), Young‐Chul Lee(Gachon University), Jonghan Won(Korea Basic Science Institute), Kyuseok Choi(Kunsan National University), So‐Young Park(Samsung Medical Center), Soonjoo Seo(Korea Basic Science Institute), Hye-Ran Kim(Dong-Eui University), Kyoung Suk Kang(Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology), Saehae Choi(Daejeon University), Ha Rim An(Korea Basic Science Institute), Soon Chang Lee(Chungnam National University)
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