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Multivalency in drug delivery – when is it too much of a good thing?

New ways of controlling the orientation of proteins on nanoparticles

Endeavour Scholarship Success for CBNS members

New adventures for PhD student Ms Joanne Ly

Congratulations John Bailey – PhD Scholarship recipient for VR uses in biomedical visualisation

The Prime Minister’s Prizes for Science – Open for Nominations

Congratulations CI Associate Professor John McGhee awarded UNSW Scientia Fellowship

Congratulations to Professor Pall Thordarson for receiving 3 ARC grants

Our Research The research focus of the CBNS is to understand the bio-nano interface to better predict, control and visualise the myriad interactions that occur between nanomaterials and the biological environment.

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