Green Nanomaterials Research Group Research in the group undertakes the synthesis of bespoke nanomaterials using biologically inspired green routes. In our new book, the aim is to address the highly sought aspect of how to translate the understanding of biominerals into new green manufacturing methods. We cover aspects from the discovery of new green synthesis methods all the way to considering their commercial manufacturing routes. The group aims to demonstrate potential of green methods for nanomaterials synthesis by realisation of their real-life applications. Current projects are focussed on developing application of green nanomaterials in four distinct sectors: energy (e.g. carbon capture and battery electrodes), environmental remediation (e.g. decontamination of water and air) catalysts and biocatalysts (e.g. metal or enzyme supported catalysts) biomedical applications (e.g. drug delivery systems). A significant research focus is on developing the science underpinning scale-up of green nanomaterials, thus enabling their large-scale manufacturing. Focus is on increasing technology readiness level (TRL) for new developments and delivering technologies that are ready for commercialisation.