IBEC Seminar: (David) Dagan Feng
Biomedical Engineering and Technology Research at USYD and beyond
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IBEC Seminar: (David) Dagan Feng
Biomedical Engineering and Technology Research at USYD and beyond
IBEC Seminar: (David) Dagan Feng
Biomedical Engineering and Technology Research at USYD and beyond
IBEC Seminar: (David) Dagan Feng
Biomedical Engineering and Technology Research at USYD and beyond
“Los inventores de tu salud futura sueñan desde España”
Samuel Sánchez features in a long article in Retina magazine (El País).
Nuria Montserrat features in a long article in Quo magazine.Research Assistant In Robotics
Application Deadline: 02/04/2018
Ref: RA-AC
A research assistant is required to support the development of a training test bed in surgical robotics and the design and implementation of mechanical components to interacting with the robotic system .
IBEC Seminar: Aurélien Bancaud
µLAS technology for DNA processing: setting up elementary functions (concentration, separation, purification, identification) and application in oncology and targeted sequencing
IBEC Seminar: Aurélien Bancaud
µLAS technology for DNA processing: setting up elementary functions (concentration, separation, purification, identification) and application in oncology and targeted sequencing
Synthetic enzymes for controlled drug delivery in cells
The Nanoscopy for Nanomedicine group has studied Single-Chain Polymeric Nanoparticles (SCPNs) mimicking enzymes as possible drug activators in biological environments, like the living cell.
The Nanoscopy for Nanomedicine group has studied Single-Chain Polymeric Nanoparticles (SCPNs) mimicking enzymes as possible drug activators in biological environments, like the living cell.The bio-inspired nanoparticles could be used to spatially control drug delivery in the treatment of diseases such as cancer.
Through their study, published in JACS, the researchers have optimized the delivery strategies of dynamic SCPNs so that they retain their catalytic activity at the cellular environment. This paves the way towards the rational design of nanosystems that can perform effective catalysis in vivo.