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Supercharged ellipsoidal “rugby shaped” polymersomes show hope for booting children’s cancer.
June 1, 2020
Supercharged ellipsoidal “rugby ball-shaped” polymersomes show hope for booting children’s cancer.
A rugby ball-shaped nanoparticle supercharged with cancer-killing drugs could revolutionise the treatment of one of the most common brain tumours in children.
Researcher awarded $645,205 for biocompatible Gadolinium-free contrast agents for molecular targeted MR imaging
Building on the biomedical engineering of USPIOs, the team expects to generate new probing tools for non-invasive molecular imaging and affect subsequent clinical imaging through earlier and more accurate diagnosis of diseases.
Grant awarded to improve the delivery efficiency of nanomedicines to tumour tissue
Improving the Delivery Efficiency of Nanomedicines to Tumour Tissue - an NHMRC Emerging Leadership Investigator grant awarded to CBNS researcher Dr Changkui Fu
Future hope for healthcare disparities in remote and low resource settings
CI Professor Benjamin Thierry aims to transform the way we diagnose and monitor medical conditions affecting millions of people, namely preeclampsia, epilepsy, fetal arrhythmias and heart attacks.
Time to re-analyse experimental data in a quantitative way
Generating timecourse data on targeted or stealthy systems interacting with cells? Then you'll be interested in this new tool from CBNS and UoM researchers. This tool is designed to re-analyse experimental data in a quantitative way, enabling us to compare different particles and cells.
