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Nanomaterials as a drug delivery platform have received a great deal of interest and the research has picked up momentum in the last decade. In particular, stimuli-responsive nanosystems provide the advantage of not only being target-specific but also less cytotoxic. This chapter deals with some of the chemistry behind how these smart materials are encoded to interact with their environment in a predetermined fashion. Three basic stimuli are identified: physical, chemical and biological. A representative set of stimuli are identified and the chemistry of the response is discussed based on the specific stimulus.

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