Bio-nanotechnology is concerned with molecular scale properties and applications of biological nanostructures and as such it sits at the interface between the chemical, biological and the physical sciences.

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Nanobiotechnology is the branch of nanotechnology with biological and biochemical applications or uses. Nanobiotechnology often studies existing elements of nature in order to fabricate new devices.

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1. Nanotechnology applied to 'bio', e.g. Nanodevices for probing living organisms and nanomaterials for implants. 2. 'Bio' applied to 'nano', i.e. Biomolecules used to make nanodevices, e.g. Protein-based optically-switched optical switches and massively parallel fabrication via biological growth. 3. Bio-inspired nanotechnology: the use of biological construction principles for the design and fabrication of devices and materials.

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The control of biological processes at the nanometer length scale.

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Use of biological components and/or construction principles for the design, characterization, production and application of structures, devices and systems in the nanoscale

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The use of nanotechnology in biotechnology, examining the intersection and cross-fertilization of the two fields. Related to nanomedicine.

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Applying the tools and processes of MNT to build devices for studying biosystems, in order to learn from biology how to create better nanoscale devices. Should hasten the creation of useful micro devices that mimic living biological systems.

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Applies the tools and processes of nano/microfabrication to build devices for studying biosystems.

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Bio-nanotechnology is concerned with molecular scale properties and applications of biological nanostructures and as such it sits at the interface between the chemical, biological and the physical sciences.

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Applying the tools and processes of MNT to build devices for studying biosystems, in order to learn from biology how to create better nanoscale devices. Should hasten the creation of useful micro devices that mimic living biological systems.

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Applies the tools and processes of nano/microfabrication to build devices for studying biosystems.

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