“…It is currently even employed to combat the viral SARS-CoV-2 pandemic [2]. However, in the last years the scope of this technology has been expanded toward applications in a variety of sectors such as agriculture [3,4], photovoltaic cells [5] external coatings [6] or personal care and cosmetics [7], employing as nanoparticles drug carriers (NPs) of organic [8][9][10] or inorganic [11] nature. Among these materials, microporous and mesoporous materials, due to their chemical inertness, homogeneous porosity and large internal surface area, have attracted considerable research interest for applications on the fields of drug delivery [12][13][14], catalysis [15][16][17], filtration and separation [18,19], gas adsorption [20,21] and storage [22,23], enzyme immobilisation [24,25], biomedical tissue regeneration [26,27], environmental remediation [28][29][30], chemical/biochemical sensing [31][32][33] and theranostics [34,35] mostly as nano-or microparticles, but also in core/shell formats or in combination with other properties such as magnetic ones [36,37].…”