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Spherical iron oxide nanoparticles in dispersion are controlled by external magnetic fields to form flexible and reversible chains for biomedical applications. In article number 2008683, Mikhail Feygenson and co‐workers combine the advanced scattering methods and reverse Monte Carlo simulations to directly visualize the chain formation in real space. This methodology paves the way for exploring novel...
Self‐assembly of iron oxide nanoparticles (IONPs) into 1D chains is appealing, because of their biocompatibility and higher mobility compared to 2D/3D assemblies while traversing the circulatory passages and blood vessels for in vivo biomedical applications. In this work, parameters such as size, concentration, composition, and magnetic field, responsible for chain formation of IONPs in a dispersion...
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