Núria Oliva Jorge, PhD
Assistant Professor - Junior Leader F. La Caixa
+34932672000
RESEARCH LINES
- Bioadhesive-tissue interactions, nanotechnology for cancer treatment, smart biomaterials for cartilage regeneration
- Biomaterials and nanotechnology-enabled gene therapy
- Develoment of injectable and biocompatible materials
- Cartilage regenerationand osteoarthritis
MEMBER OF:
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
APTADEGRAD (Novel, first-in-class, protein degrader-based therapy for diabetic foot ulcer)
Development of a novel therapy using aptamer-base lysosomes to heal diabetic fool ulcers.
Funding Agency:
Research Group Link:
Materials Engineering (GEMAT)
Chemical & Synthetic Biology for Biotherapies (ChemSynBio)
Biomaterials Osteoarthritis (Combination of tough biomaterials and nanotechnology-enabled gene therapy to regenerate cartilage)
Innovative biomaterials to regenerate cartilage and treat osteoarthritis.
Funding Agency:
Research Group Link:
Materials Engineering (GEMAT)
Chemical & Synthetic Biology for Biotherapies (ChemSynBio)
HYDROMIRNA (Tratamiento del pie diabético con nanopartículas de micro-ARN)
Terapias basadas en la administración y dosificación de nanopartículas cargadas con micro-ARN como material terapeutico
Funding Agency:
Research Group Link:
Materials Engineering (GEMAT)
Chemical & Synthetic Biology for Biotherapies (ChemSynBio)
LINKED NEWS
Interview
Interview with Dr. Núria Oliva
06/03/2023
“In the Hydrolage project we’re seeking a treatment for osteoarthritis by combining a biomaterial to regenerate cartilage with gene therapy with RNA nanoparticles to treat inflammation.”
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Doctoral thesis
Hydrogel Dressings for Diabetic Foot Ulcer Treatment
02/09/2022
Dr José Antonio Durán defended his doctoral thesis at IQS, in which he developed dressings with hydrogels as platforms for the controlled release of miRNAs for diabetic foot ulcer treatment.
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