All the articles in our blog about Targeted drug delivery
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The development of plasmonic nanoparticles as effective biosensors for disease detection is growing rapidly. These new nanoparticle diagnostic markers are being targeted for diseases not easily detected through PCR, or traditional pathology staining.
Using these new nanoparticle...
Research of nano-scale vesicles such as liposomes and exosomes as drug delivery vectors has progressed significantly leading to increasing numbers of FDA clinical trials. Most of these early clinical trial efforts have focused on engineered liposomes carrying a drug or gene...
Microgels based on thermally responsive polymers have been widely investigated in the context of controlled release applications. A challenge is to target the release of active ingredients while the bioavailability is maintained, thus preventing the premature degradation of the drug. Recently,...
Webinar FluidFM: a new approach to CRISPR gene editing
'FluidFM: a new approach to CRISPR gene editing.' hosted by Dr. Paul Monnier, Field Application Scientist, Cytosurge AG and Dr. Maria Milla, Life Sciences Application Scientist, Cytosurge AG.
Featuring a live scientific experiment!
The transportation of...
Today, hundreds of labs involved in nanomaterials synthesis, nano-drug delivery, nano-toxicology and related research use CytoViva’s technology: Enhanced Darkfield Hyperspectral Microscopy enables optical observation and spectral characterization of a wide range of nanomaterials...
Schaefer Italy announces the launch of the NanoAssemblrTM SparkTM system by Precision Nanosystems to support nanoparticle researchers developing novel nucleic acid-based nanomedicines, including mRNA and CRISPR/Cas9 therapeutics. The ...
This workshop is an important annual event for scientists in the drug delivery area, with a quite high number of partecipants in charge of research projects and group leaders both of academia and industry.
Moreover this workshop has an international profile, since at least...
Microfluidic-mediated self-assembly of liposomes and polymer nanoparticles expands the strategies available to the formulation scientist for the encapsulation and delivery of hydrophobic compounds.
In this webinar Dr. James Taylor and Dr. Shyam Garg will explore the encapsulation of a...
Dr. Shyh-Dar Li is an Associate Professor at Faculty of Pharmaceutical Sciences, University of British Columbia. He holds the Angiotech Professorship in Drug Delivery. His research focuses on engineering nanoparticles for drug targeting to tumors.
In this webinar, he will introduce the...
