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New Antimicrobial Photodynamic Platform

Dr Andrea Mussini recently defended his doctoral thesis, conducted jointly between IQS and the University of Parma, on new delivery systems for protein-based antimicrobial photodynamic therapies.

New Phototheranostic Applications for Hypoxia

"At IQS, I've worked on various tumour cell lines to study their viability against a photodynamic agent and with different concentrations of oxygen"

Dr Santi Nonell, the First ICREA Researcher at IQS

Interview with Dr Santi Nonell, tenured professor at the IQS School of Engineering and the university’s first researcher to form part of the ICREA Academia community for excellence in research at Catalan universities.

Photodynamic Therapies to Combat Antimicrobial Resistance

“IQS is conducting mechanistic characterization studies of light-emitting particles and the mechanism of light-induced cell death within the Light4Lungs consortium”

New Recognition for the Quality of IQS Research Groups

IQS is pleased to share the recognition given by AGAUR to the research groups that make up the teaching and research staff at our school, enabling us to affirm that IQS research is extensive and consolidated.

Science and Innovation in the Cosmetics Industry

IQS Tech Transfer and the Beauty Cluster organize and hold an event featuring innovation as the leading force behind competitiveness in the cosmetics sector.

Theranostic Photosensitizing Agents for Phosphorescence-Guided Surgery

"It is essential to have adequate tools in order to study complex systems, and photonics is an ideal discipline considering its non-invasive nature, occupying an essential place in research"

Self-Assembled Nanosystems for Phototheranostic Applications

Researchers from IQS and UAM collaborate in the PhotoSMS project to develop "all-in-one" photodynamic agents capable of forming nanostructures with phototherapeutic activity.

IQS’s Commitment to Expoquimia

IQS was present at the latest edition of Expoquimia that took place between 14 and 17 September at the Barcelona Fairgrounds.

Photosensitive Targeted Nanocarriers for Selective Delivery of Photodynamic Therapy

Dr Elena de las Heras recently defended her doctoral thesis at IQS, in which she has designed and developed new photo-immuno-chemo-nanotransporters, which have shown high photodynamic activity against tumour cells and are effective and safe for the photodynamic delivery of doxorubicin on demand.
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