Abstract

Nanocomposites have emerged as advanced materials with superior mechanical and thermal properties, making them crucial for various industrial applications. Identifying biomarkers that influence the development of highperformance nanocomposites can optimize material design and functionality. This study explores key biomarkers such as nanoparticle dispersion, interfacial bonding, matrix compatibility, and structural integrity, which significantly impact mechanical strength, thermal stability, and overall durability. By integrating experimental approaches with computational modeling, this research provides insights into the correlation between biomolecular interactions and nanocomposite performance. Understanding these biomarkers enables the tailored development of nanocomposites with enhanced mechanical and thermal properties, contributing to advancements in aerospace, automotive, and biomedical industries.