RESEARCH LINES
- Pyrolic macrocycles as functional dyes
- Mesoporous silica nanoparticles as nano-vehicles for sensors and drugs
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School of Engineering
Materials Engineering
Its activities focus on three main areas: the development of new functional materials, surface engineering and biomaterials.
School of Engineering
Chemical & Synthetic Biology for Biotherapies
This group combines chemistry and synthetic biology to develop precision bio-nano-therapeutics based on smart proteins and to generate molecular systems that enable transport of therapeutics to the brain.
LATEST PROJECTS
NanoPan-3D (Desarrollo de nuevos nano-vehículos para superar la resistencia a fármacos del adenocarcinoma pancreático y su validación mediante modelos celulares 3D mixtos)
Nanoterapia para superar la resistencia a fármacos del adenocarcinoma pancreático.
Funding Agency:
Research Group Link:
Pharmaceutical Chemistry Group (GQF)
Materials Engineering (GEMAT)
Chemical & Synthetic Biology for Biotherapies (ChemSynBio)
LINKED NEWS
Doctoral thesis
New Delivery Systems with Polymeric Nanocarriers
05/10/2023
Dr Andrea Martí recently defended her doctoral thesis at IQS, in which she designed new polymeric carriers for the delivery of chemotherapeutic drugs along with siRNA to suppress antitumour resistance.
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Doctoral thesis
Plasmin Inhibitors in Brain Trauma Treatments
05/05/2023
Dr Oriol Bosch Sanz recently defended his doctoral thesis at IQS, in which he explored obtaining new candidates for inhibitors of the plasminogen/plasmin system to reduce the damage produced in the blood-brain barrier as a result of brain trauma.
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