Abstract

This article presents a ground-breaking study on the biosynthesis of super paramagnetic and antimicrobial Ce/NiO nanomaterials for potential biomedical applications. Leveraging the environmentally friendly biosynthesis approach, these nanocomposites are fabricated using biogenic agents, offering a unique blend of magnetic and antimicrobial functionalities. The nanomaterials are systematically characterized for their structural, magnetic, and antimicrobial properties. The results showcase their potential in targeted drug delivery, hyperthermia therapy, and infection control, thus bridging the gap between nanotechnology and medicine. This innovative study holds promise for revolutionizing biomedical tools and therapies, underscoring the potential of nanomaterials in advancing healthcare.